Here are some of the brutal retrospective maxims of some of the Bath and Somerset moves we ask you to visit …
A disgruntled guest wrote: “The plumbing is Roguy, but the rest is Victorian madness. A general waste of time.”
While another said: “Unless you’re curious about Roguy’s story, it’s a waste of time and coins. 18 to see prestige and dirty water. There are greater tactics to spend your coins and time in the adorable city of Bath.”
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Was an occasion planned on the day of this unfortunate trip or venturing to Wells? We don’t seem safe, but it seems likely. They said, “So, not wanting to travel miles to travel in my favorite cathedral, just to discern a bouncy castle, a rock band, loud noises and flashing lights.”
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The Tor isn’t just a hill, you know.
Or is that it? One critic said: “It’s just an old tower on a hill, and it’s neither mystical nor charming. I’m sorry, but I don’t care.”
While one moment he wrote: “Once you saw it once, you saw it forever. It’s just a design on a hill. The design is never very even, the hill is.”
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This mythical Wells street attracts visitors from one year to the next.
But one guest was not impressed, writing, “I’ve seen shots of this ‘street’ several times and it was the first point of contact when we arrived.
“Haven’t occupants heard of a lawn mower?
“There was no well-maintained lawn. A lawn had brambles that stood on the wall and during the shrubs and dandelions that bloomed on the gutters.
“As one of the main sites of the wells, they have to recover. People from all over the world come here. The medieval scene can also be looted through parked cars.”
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Glastonbury’s Chalice Well is a must-see city.
But it is said that it is not for a guest who said, “If you are in mediation and you are very spiritual, perpetuate for yourself.
“Or once you dress up with dear South American fake ponchos, I love pretending you do it too.
“If you’re an ordinary person, notice that it’s a wonderful lawn with water paints that you can see at the back of an indifferent five-bedroom house.”
“If it were a $1 maintenance fee. It would be wonderful, at 4.40 euros each, you would have to master meditatis directly to get a fee …”
While others agreed: “It’s one of those places,” if we say it enough, let’s be true. “They even join the well to the chalice that was intended to be used at the last supper!
“Yes, there is a well. It’s in what looks like someone’s garden. No old facts are shown on the well, only” you can tell it has been.”
‘It’s on an important road, so this ‘nonviolent retreat’ is noisy when giant trucks pass.
“There may be enough silly visits that will appreciate the most confusing and most consistent with the dimensions … However, once you have a normal layout, stop by the pub and show a pint, get more.”
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One critic was not a fan of Glastonbury Abbey and wrote: “All that remains of the abbey are more than a bunch of stones and dotted lines to change how they were tied. Many paintings made in a museum to make this a cinjury not yet loaded.”
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Bath Abbey didn’t do very well either.
One guest said: “Unlike having to disburse a monument (praised four euros) for a monument, overtake a country and then throw the gloves of the boys in the front that protect the door.
“Churches should be available to everyone, as long as they prefer them.”
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Would you call Bath’s Pulteney Bridge a tourist attraction? According to this critic: “The bridge is a wonderful task with the right prospects and the old spiral staircases, however, my challenge with the bridge is the local council … my GPS kept standing on this bridge as I acquired my hotel and has the smallest and most ridiculous bus lane in the world.
“The satellite navigation formula kept me running in circles in this stupid little 4-foot band and when I was taken home, I was given two 60 euro fines, anyone for my problems. Shame on the council for doing this to visitors and otherwise the right city.”
While one moment he wrote: “The bridge is not picturesque, majestic or romantic. Branches on the bridge are too expensive.
“I’m just surprised it doesn’t look like you were charged a payment for walking there: the adjacent ordinary riverside search park has a prepayment!
“The Bath ensemble is just a big monster that looks overcrowded and overcrowded. Strangely disappointing, I’ll in all likelihood not come back!”
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As for the city of Bath in general, well, this critic did not hesitate to say: “Don’t go to Bath.
“Very rude and hostile people. There is no parking space. Too many people. And people, like I said, are ugly and horrible.
“Go to Bristol or Oxford, jump to Bath.”
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There’s a confusion segment about what to expect in The Circus of Bath. One reviewer wrote: “I have no idea why anyone would consider this position as an attraction.
“Yes, buildings in a circle with a roundabout … and what?”
While others take their call literally, writing, “I like the circus regularly, so I did a special vacation in this, however, there has been nothing, just a lot of old townhouses …
“Now I know there’s a tendency to have animal-free circuses, but it was awful, not acrobats, knife throwers, not even a clown.”
“Many other Americans were taking pictures of old street entertainment.”
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This critic was given more than he had been given when he visited “Ear”: “We were very Burrow Mump and we thought we could also prefer a wonderful walk to Burrow Mump.”
“The box is a great friend full of sheep and sheep’s mud, so head to the top.
The sheep, however, seem to like them. Maybe there’s a complaint from them here?
Maybe you’d prefer the semicircles. But this user did not say: “I am not obligated, I may also have been more disappointed. It’s just a semicircular line of houses that don’t seem to be well maintained.”
“Much larger examples of buildings elsewhere. Personally, I don’t waste your time.”
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When you take this special user on a romantic date, do you instantly think about Welington Monument?
One user wrote: “Nothing fun. When I never visited him again, my husband hated him, he was looking to pass the house immediately. It was a lousy date.”
Annoying.
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He doesn’t expect to be when he visits a Grand Pier. But this user seemed to talk off with the guard down at the time when I needed light most: “I visited the pier today and had to blow up the toilet on the larger floor.
“The automatic light artifacts went out when I entered the locked cockpit, it was dark.
“Fortunately, I’ve been in this bathroom before, so I knew the front door, but I found it to be very stressful.
“If I had young teenagers with me, it would have been lousy for them.”
“Great pier, solve it. Sorry, I didn’t flush the toilet or wash my hands just to get out of there.”
Hum. It’s not the ultimate productive announcement for cleaning.
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Weston’s sister pier in Burnham-on-Sea didn’t seem to provoke this person: “It’s not a pier, it’s a game room with a food outlet, the ice creams are ky the staff is friendly enough to see a pier You’ve wasted your time, the whole hotel wants a facelift.
“It’s Weston who enjoys the benefits without the Ferris wheel and a paradise of mobility scooters and three-quarter shorts. They are more elegant Breans and Weston brothers who have nothing to fear.”
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Don’t you forget to visit Cheddar Gorge and Caves when you were a kid? Is it wonderful to leave a memory? This user thinks so, writing: “Cheddar’s throat was a wonderful day. We went there several times even when we were kids and at all times discovered the lovely and lovely caves.”
“This time in Cox’s cave, it’s horrible. The impressive cave formations are in the dark. Instead, you get a poorly filmed and produced film about cave hunting.”
“The fake nylon fur is meant to make the party more acceptable. They all brought about 20 minutes.”
“It is noisy and poorly produced, unfounded and little educational value.
“It could have condensed in ten minutes and shown at the front or the museum. Now you miss the adorable rock formations and everything that makes the cave famous. What do the owners think? I’m not sure.”
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If you’re going to Somerset once a year, head to the Glastonbury Festival. But perhaplaystation not if this review is something to pass – music after 11pm? The cheek of that.
He said: “I live very close to the festival site, so I didn’t camp there, but I can also listen to the music after 11 p.m.
“I was also a little annoyed by the noise of visitors, as there was a wonderful variety of young Americans who didn’t want to lie down.
“Please, please, please, come at 11 o’m at night, so we can sleep. On top of that, it was a wonderful day with the kids.”
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What is a b without sand?
Well, this critic didn’t expect to walk on rocks and pebbles saying, “We didn’t enjoy this walk at all.
“There is no sand on the b and the coastal path is quite close to the edge of the cliff. I’m not coming back here.”
Another simply said, “Don’t go through there. Whatever you do, don’t come in. It’s nobody’s fault, but it’s like the consequences of a war zone.”
“It’s almost unimaginable to walk on the rock and stay away.”
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When you choose a picnic spot, what do you think? Points of view? Facilities?
This critic has discovered a flaw in the maximum ingredient. They wrote: “The grass is bigger at Sutton Bingham.
“The grass you should visit when visiting a place like this, to imagine it, I was disappointed by the quality of the grass in such a visited place.”
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