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Norman Stanley Fletcher said:
Just back from our stay in Durham. Had a great time. We ate at Lebaneat and Tango. Both suberb - so thanks very much for the recommendations. Would definitely go back again next time!
Had a look round the Cathedral and what a humbling experience that was. The commemorative plaque to the Durham Light Infranty was inspirational- how many battles they were involved in. Made me realise what a cushy life I’ve been lucky enough to have.
Proud to be a County Durham Lad
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No other building for the setting and history comes close in this country to Durham Cathedral
 
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Norman Stanley Fletcher said:
Just back from our stay in Durham. Had a great time. We ate at Lebaneat and Tango. Both suberb - so thanks very much for the recommendations. Would definitely go back again next time!
Had a look round the Cathedral and what a humbling experience that was. The commemorative plaque to the Durham Light Infranty was inspirational- how many battles they were involved in. Made me realise what a cushy life I’ve been lucky enough to have.
Proud to be a County Durham Lad
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Was it the first world heritage site in Britain or did i make that up <doh>
 
Norman Stanley Fletcher said:
Just back from our stay in Durham. Had a great time. We ate at Lebaneat and Tango. Both suberb - so thanks very much for the recommendations. Would definitely go back again next time!
Had a look round the Cathedral and what a humbling experience that was. The commemorative plaque to the Durham Light Infranty was inspirational- how many battles they were involved in. Made me realise what a cushy life I’ve been lucky enough to have.
Proud to be a County Durham Lad
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As Field Marshall Montgomery said of the DLI, ' there may be some regiments as good, but I know of none better'.
 
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Norman Stanley Fletcher said:
Just back from our stay in Durham. Had a great time. We ate at Lebaneat and Tango. Both suberb - so thanks very much for the recommendations. Would definitely go back again next time!
Had a look round the Cathedral and what a humbling experience that was. The commemorative plaque to the Durham Light Infranty was inspirational- how many battles they were involved in. Made me realise what a cushy life I’ve been lucky enough to have.
Proud to be a County Durham Lad
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Glad you posted this thread, I've bookmarked it for the next time I go.

I recently did the Cathedral tour, for the first time ever, despite having been many times ...

... the DLI tribute is lovely, I still have my Dad's cap badge.
 
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