denisejoe
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You can stay at Pontison aire free and there is a cycle path to m st m its at the supermarket .
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To be fair, you'd pay nearly £20 to get into Westminster Abbey for an hour, just an old church, but ..................I have never really thought of myself as penny pinching, but for some reason I feel over thirteen pounds for one pensioner to stop and look at a bridge is quite expensive?
If one could stay overnight then yes I would think it a bargain, and if there were two people seven pounds or eight pounds each seems fine. Five people and its a good price..... but just for me for the hour or so I will be looking at the bridge seems quite high.
I suppose its time to duck my head below the 'parapet' now!!!!
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I'm a real history and architecture lover so to be honest I was hours in W Abbey, was amazing. With the Pont du Gard, to think it was designed and built by the romans and has stood in all it's glory for so long, it was a pleasure to see. Takes more than an hour if you cross over and walk up into the hills opposite, you can have a different view of it then, quite incredible. We took a picnic and had a chill, so made a day of it really. Tho hubby did initially lose our barrier ticket and we almost ended up stranded in there !!!!! Nearly caused divorce !!!!!Hmmm.... hope I don't feel the same after visiting the Pont Neuf as I did after Westminster Abbey.
I only went as someone I met the day before had said - "Oh! but you MUST visit the Abbey it is fantastic" The icing on the cake (pun intended) was the coffee house in the crypt, jammed in amongst various dignitaries tombs. They didn't have the menu hung round one of the sculptures necks.......but!
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When we went there it was all free and hardly anyone in the carpark. Must have been a few years ago though.