where is the nearest  Carboniferous pavement to Liverpool?
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that would be at Malham in the Yorkshire Dales, easily the best in the UK anyway , and well worth a visit
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Try a website called feetfirst.resoles.co.uk\n\nOr visit Feetfirst on 728 Chesterfield Road, Sheffield\n0114 258 9529 (these guys repair rockclimbing boots and other thick utility/walking boots).\n\n\nGood luck.
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I'm not into Outdoor Recreation, but if this place is in Britain then all you need is the postcodes of the two places in question, and use samknows.com.\n\nAlternatively, you could use Google's website, which will give you directions. However, samknows.com gives you (I believe) extremely accurate distance measurements (in a straight line), while google.co.uk measures distance in terms of road travel (which isn't necessarily in a straight line).
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sorry just the northeast, sutton underwhite stone haven,northyorkshire
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here is the website you are looking for.\n\nhttp://www.liverpoolfc.tv/\n\nenjoy all the great stuff on there.
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http://www.heysham.lancs.sch.uk/
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http:&#92;&#92;www.geocites.com
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http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/  the official great britain mapping service
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Liverpool is a safe place. Like any city in the world it has its bad element and its bad points, also its slums.\nLiverpool is where it's happening, its vibrant and alive. Capitol of culture 2008, the regeneration of our city is wonderful come and stay with us we will make you welcome.
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Cuckmere Haven, a few miles outside Eastbourne is perfect and used for a lot of school geography field trips. You can get right down to the water's edge to study the erosion and deposition up close; there's also a hill right next to the river which you can climb for a 'bird's eye view' of the site. \n\nvery easy to get to by bus from either Brighton or Eastbourne.\n\nI have some photos somewhere, if you want them email me.
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u can try with www.geocites.com
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The Eliza Furnace trail.  Its on 2nd Ave between Hazelwood and the Hot Metal Bridge.  \n\nIts a long path from Hazelwood all the way to Point State Park and runs along the Parkway East!\n\nThere's also Mellon Park on Fifth Ave near Point Breeze. \n\nHave fun!
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Lyme Regis is well known for being good for fossil hunting. Also the Isle of Wight is good.
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http://www.dijon-tourism.com/uk/index.php
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Try www.andyfinch.org.uk
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Have you guys been to Liverpool? Merseyside accent sounds american when singing.
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try \ngratton plc\nanchor house \ningleby road\nbradford \nwest yorks \nbd99 2xg