Most boring place you've been but actually enjoyed

[Greedo]

For me Geneva. Spent 3 days there once and for a place that size with little to do I found myself enjoying myself. Easy place to walk about in. Would never go back though.

Where's yours? and I'm not talking about some remote part of the world like the Shetlands as that's a given it will not have much to do.

 

[Elapid]

Wickes

 

[Jacob]

Hartlepool.

 

[RogerS]

Slough

 

[marcus]

Grimsby

 

[AndyT]

Reading. My job was relocated there for a year and despite going there every day I could find no good in the place.

But recently I was changing trains in Reading and had an hour to spare so I popped into the town museum and had a look at the Roman exhibits including their famous Roman plane:

Well worth a look. (You have to imagine the wooden bits, but it's basically a wood-bodied iron soled plane about no 5 size.)

 

[houtslager]

blackpool, was there on leave in an autumn more years ago then I care to remember.

boring, but the lights on the tower were worth seeing

Karl

 

[No skills]

Lakeside in the summer, I hate shopping but the crumpet was amazing.

 

[Mark A]

Trona. It's like The Hills Have Eyes.

 

[promhandicam]

Of late, UKW because of too many posts like this and not enough about woodworking

:wink:

 

[cambournepete]

Slough

You actually enjoyed being there!!!??? :shock:

 

[Doug B]

Went to Trent Bridge in Nottingham in 1987 & had a very boring day watching England get smacked all around the ground.

The evening was spent in the city center & 25 years later I'm still happy to live in the vacinity


Cheers.

 

[Silverbirch]

Kirkcaldy - it makes me appreciate just what the rest of the country has to offer. :wink: .

Ian