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Where To Take My G/F?
I Live in London and my g/f in Manchester.
Where would be an ideal place to meet, thats quiet, has places for couples to relax and talk and is only an hour away from Manchester Picadilly train Station.
My G/F is down due to a family death and I want to just take her to a place to ease her mind and just relax her totaly.
Any Ideas FOLKS?
Where would be an ideal place to meet, thats quiet, has places for couples to relax and talk and is only an hour away from Manchester Picadilly train Station.
My G/F is down due to a family death and I want to just take her to a place to ease her mind and just relax her totaly.
Any Ideas FOLKS?
chris101
I Live in London and my g/f in Manchester.
Where would be an ideal place to meet, thats quiet, has places for couples to relax and talk and is only an hour away from Manchester Picadilly train Station.
My G/F is down due to a family death and I want to just take her to a place to ease her mind and just relax her totaly.
Any Ideas FOLKS?
Where would be an ideal place to meet, thats quiet, has places for couples to relax and talk and is only an hour away from Manchester Picadilly train Station.
My G/F is down due to a family death and I want to just take her to a place to ease her mind and just relax her totaly.
Any Ideas FOLKS?
Does Manchester have a zoo? If so, take her there perhaps?
Have you told her that you're going to take her somewhere etc..? You should try and keep it a secret and, providing you know she's free that day, totally suprise her.
Surely anything like a starbucks or similar would work? They're absolutely everywhere so shouldn't be hard to find.
Personally, as someone who's also had a family death fairly recently, I thought distraction was good, so maybe take her to the cinema? That should take her mind off it for a bit
Personally, as someone who's also had a family death fairly recently, I thought distraction was good, so maybe take her to the cinema? That should take her mind off it for a bit
Find a quiet park and take her for a picnic?
A walk around the park!! 
(which is wat i plan to do with my sweetheart when i get to the UK)
chris101
I Live in London and my g/f in Manchester.
Where would be an ideal place to meet, thats quiet, has places for couples to relax and talk and is only an hour away from Manchester Picadilly train Station.
My G/F is down due to a family death and I want to just take her to a place to ease her mind and just relax her totaly.
Any Ideas FOLKS?
Where would be an ideal place to meet, thats quiet, has places for couples to relax and talk and is only an hour away from Manchester Picadilly train Station.
My G/F is down due to a family death and I want to just take her to a place to ease her mind and just relax her totaly.
Any Ideas FOLKS?
hey i took my gf to covent gardens, last week and she liked it....and we went to LSE's pub which was close by.
Seriously a picnic in a park is the best idea!! You can make it as simple or as extravagant as you want. It's a really nice gesture and you can just chat and go for walks etc. Maybe take a frisbee or seomthing. If you want to find good parks just search on the internet - you're bound to find something. The woods/waterlillies park sounds great!!! good luck, i hope she enjoys it 
Crispy
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