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Have you ever met your hero?

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Reply 20

Vikingninja

Where the ****s banterbury on that list?

Reply 21

RobML

Original post by ||TheUnknown||

Oh, you mean you? :sexface:

Reply 22

FigurativeTart

Original post by Mojo Banjo

No?

I will be passing through the following places

Burford

I will be available for autograph singing and selfies.

!

that's my childhood town. Haven't been there in 7 years. I miss that place so much, I hope it has maintained its bucolic charm. If you pass by the Bay Tree Hotel, let me know if it's still intact. I grew up there. :sad:

Reply 23

||TheUnknown||

Original post by RobML

Oh, you mean you? :sexface:

Oui.

Reply 24

Mojo Banjo

Original post by DanteTheDoorKnob

I'd have to dig him up. I fear that would be a grave waste of time.

laboured mate

Reply 25

RobML

Original post by ||TheUnknown||

Oui.

Yes, my hero, I've practically worshipped you for years, ofc

Reply 26

Mojo Banjo

Original post by LaMandarine

I shall see tomorrow. I think all those towns are quite pretty in the Cotswolds. My personal favourite is Bourton on the Water though!

Reply 27

FigurativeTart

Original post by Mojo Banjo

I shall see tomorrow. I think all those towns are quite pretty in the Cotswolds. My personal favourite is Bourton on the Water though!

I want a house in the Cotswolds :daydreaming:

. It's the first region I visited when first arriving in the UK, and it won my heart truly. It has everything I want from a place in which I could grow old.

Bourton on the water is really lovely indeed :yep:

. Dad took me to see all villages crossed by River Windrush one weekend, it was one of the best weekends I had in my childhood. What's best about the Cotswolds is that it has the best (and I think the most) classic English B&Bs. Now I want to go on a trip there :sad: