Maggot
The Cake of Liberty
How would it address that?I like Bristol a lot. But how diverse it is compared to how white a place it is to go out in is really something it needs to address.
How would it address that?I like Bristol a lot. But how diverse it is compared to how white a place it is to go out in is really something it needs to address.
I dunno. I would think it's not in principle unaddressable, though.How would it address that?
It was always going to happen when Bristol became such a popular place - Bristol is now one of the most desirable (quite legitimately imv..) cities to live and work in in the UK, and there's a seaside resort half an hour down the motorway.
Beautiful brown muddy beachFor a given value of 'seaside' anyway. I'd call it estuary adjacent.
and donkeys! THe real kind too, not the one's made by Tyrell corporationBeautiful brown muddy beach
Beautiful brown muddy beach
The sea not to be brown and stinkyIt's a lovely beach. With panoramic views of Flat Holm, Steep Holm and Barry Island what more does one want.
Went there with the in-laws for a day out last year, really windy day, lots ofsandsilt blowing about, far too much litter on the beach. Growing up nearby we’d have never gone in the water, just seemed filthy, though we would often go for a dip off a jetty in Portishead which is further up the coast and muddier. Only northerners would go on holiday there and occasionally go for a wade, Bristol people would usually go a bit further down to Brean or somewhere like that.
I went there as a kid as well - and there were donkeys . It was our seaside place - about 30 miles from Bath . Haven't been there since I was a kid, has it changed much since the 70s?I went there as a kid and all I remember is the donkeys. Are they still there?
Once tried to camp in Weston. Only there was no camping. Got directed to Worle.It’s Worles apart from Brighton