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Stoke on Trent...Things to do !
paul2468
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Hi, we will be visiting Stoke on Trent for 2 days later this month and are looking for things to do...2 adults 1 child age 5....can anyone point us in the rights direction for things to do and places to eat without breaking the bank.
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Gladstone Pottery Museum is good. As well as being a museum, there are demonstrations as you walk around and children (and adults!) can also have a go at making something on a potter's wheel and can paint an ornament - both of which you can take home. Admission is quite reasonable though the activities cost a pound or two on top of that.0
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Jodrell Bank is always good, and not too far away.
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Pop in at my place and i'll do you a cup of tea!0
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Waterworld has lots of slides and a wave machine if you like swimming.Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!
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Trentham is a nice place to visit - you can walk around the gardens or even visit the monkey forest.0
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Snap! :rotfl:Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!
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Hanley museum is good...be warned, there will soon be a charge to walk around Trentham lake! £5 a head. Festival park may be worth a walk around- although I've not been there since it was the site of the National Garden Festival! Thats also where you'll find waterworld, a ski slope, and the usual suspects of cinemas, shops etc.
Make sure you try Oatcakes whilst you're there- cheap, filling, and oh, how I miss them!Only dead fish go with the flow...0 -
second waterworld and monkey forest but the best bit about stoke is the A50, head into Derbyshire/Staffordshire or Cheshire.
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