Lovely picture of the pier. I saw Teignmouth in the 70's, does it still have that puppet show that you put money in and the puppets dance? I was three when I first saw that and it delighted me, then I visited again years later and it was still there, GREAT!!! (Big baby I know) anyway now my daughter loves it and it must date from the the 1960's delighting children even then.

Here it is

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4hs6w6Tytw

It brings back memories of a childhood, and sometimes I get sad because I remember all the members of my family who are no longer alive. Costs 10p to make it work, but it's priceless to me. Have you seen this Dave please?

I know Newton Abbot as I use to visit some people at Buckfast Abbey. I saw Teignmouth in the seventies when I was a little girl, it looked very different to how it is now.

That's a shame as I would like to visit the cathedral, see what i can do as our group can be a bit boring

Soon be gone, gone gone!!! Were you on the flyover to get this shot please?

Where is this please?

Where in Devon you from? Do you know Teighnmouth?

I like these shots, I am hoping to visit here with a disabled group in July 5th until 8th. I am planning to visit York Minister, Scarbrough castle, walk along the wall, the museum and the railway if we have time. Can you recommend if a weekend is long enough to do all these things?

Thanks

Dunno whether mine was paid in or not...

Is there a viewing area in Gatwick and Heathrow? I remember when I first flew on Air Lingus to Ireland, it was amazing. I had never flown before in my life, and it was just awsome like a washing machine starting up into spin.

What is this like please?