When we first started dating, I made a
After he finished laughing at me and stopped being offended, he informed me that, No, Bristol isn't a dinky farm town and there are in fact lots of things to do there.
Color me corrected.
The more time I spend here and the more exploring I get to do, the more I fall in love with Bristol. Particularly, the waterfront is fantastic. It's dotted with cafes, museums, and great restaurants. Moving to a new place is always a scary thing, but I'm so glad that my (completely uninformed) initial thoughts on Bristol were totally off.
In summary: I love it here.
Happy Wednesday!
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I'm feeling the same about Indy! While it isn't a farm town it is small ...to me because I'm from here! I know these streets almost too well! But since I've started my blog and done my tours I am falling for Indy in ways I never thought possible. With that all said you make Bristol look terribly tempting as a future home for Jason and I!
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Glad to hear the Brits still treating you well :)
ReplyDeleteIt´s years since my last time in good old Britain, I loved Bristol too and my little sister is thinking about a highschool year abroad and she would chose Bristol over London :)
Good times!
true story... we're looking at a wedding venue called The Bristol. i hope i love it just as much as you love the actually town! :]
ReplyDeleteThat's so great you are loving it! The photos are very nice, and I love when things work out when you initially don't feel very sure about them :)
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