YOUR pictures of Exeter.

Reply 120

lmcorr

Wow, that is an amazing view. If only Holland had balconies, I probably would have went to live there!

Reply 121

Bob Hiroshima

Viewpoints:

One of the six different rooms I stayed in (a very nice one):

And this is right on your doorstep:

Exeter is a wonderful place with lots of beautiful places to explore. Just try to avoid the students, because they are for the most part a bunch of stuck up, self-important posers.

To be honest, some of my best times in Exeter were spent exploring the countryside or cycling down the River Exe to the beach on my own. It sure beats your average student night out in Warehouse or Arena.

Reply 122

kayzy

13

i think i must be the only person in Exeter that doesn't care about views :s-smilie:

Reply 123

flecalicious

lmcorr

Wow, that is an amazing view. If only Holland had balconies, I probably would have went to live there!

Oh, but it does! About half the rooms have balconies - although to be honest you don't need them. I just had "french doors" and having them open in the summer was an absolute joy :biggrin:

I miss my room....

kayzy

i think i must be the only person in Exeter that doesn't care about views :s-smilie:

I guess I'm just a bit pernickety :wink:

Or lucky

Reply 124

Angelil

19

You were lucky with your view flecalicious - most rooms look out onto the quad rather than over Exwick etc.

Reply 125

flecalicious

I know... it was difficult to believe it when I got there! My friends used to come to my room when there were thunderstorms, demanding to be let it and watch it from the window...

I could actually see my room from the train station as well, so I'd wave to it as my train home went past :biggrin:

And Dave2, where's that big green lake??

Reply 126

Sephrenia

16

That I believe is the pond near Harrison. If you walk down the road opposite the theatre its on your left. Its not always green though :p:

Reply 127

flecalicious

Sephrenia

That I believe is the pond near Harrison. If you walk down the road opposite the theatre its on your left. Its not always green though :p:

I honestly don't recognise it! Oops. I just remember the little one with the rocks and the waterfall...

Reply 128

Sephrenia

16

flecalicious

I honestly don't recognise it! Oops. I just remember the little one with the rocks and the waterfall...

Which ones that one? I can't recall it...

Reply 129

flecalicious

Sephrenia

Which ones that one? I can't recall it...

It's the one sort of on the little curve that the road towards Harrison takes? Basically, I'd walk past PCC every day and then go left at the first turning, past the bus-stop and the side of the biosciences building towards the back of Amory (past Laver and Harrison). It was at the turning (where the road curved). There were loads of those big plants that look like green elephants' ears....

Reply 130

Sephrenia

16

I really can't picture that :s-smilie:

Reply 131

flecalicious

Don't worry about it. I'll take picutres next year and post them! :wink:

Reply 132

sophisticated

17

If anyone would like some pictures of Lafrowda then just quote me here and ask.
I have some that I'd be happy to post up, but am not going to go to the effort unless someone specifically asks :biggrin:

Reply 133

tigerladie

Not the best picture..but this is the view from one of the bedrooms on Lukes!!

OP

sophisticated

If anyone would like some pictures of Lafrowda then just quote me here and ask.
I have some that I'd be happy to post up, but am not going to go to the effort unless someone specifically asks :biggrin:

Yes please. I'll be choosing it based on what I've heard hear about social life, won't be visiting it

Reply 135

Angelil

19

tigerladie

Not the best picture..but this is the view from one of the bedrooms on Lukes!!

Luke's is lush. A wonderful pocket of existence that is often forgotten...

Reply 136

city_chic

13

flecalicious

Oh, but it does! About half the rooms have balconies - although to be honest you don't need them. I just had "french doors" and having them open in the summer was an absolute joy :biggrin: