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Take her on a ballon trip
Go out ona hell of a night out and get some female dancers in a club 
Hell of an anniversary, reminding of you of what you could have had.
In all seriousness, take her away for the weekend, spend some quality time with her doing some activities that you havmt ever done. i.e. Bungee Jump.. Something fun and something she wouldnt expect.
Hell of an anniversary, reminding of you of what you could have had.
In all seriousness, take her away for the weekend, spend some quality time with her doing some activities that you havmt ever done. i.e. Bungee Jump.. Something fun and something she wouldnt expect.
Go out ona hell of a night out and get some female dancers in a club
Hell of an anniversary, reminding of you of what you could have had.
Nice idea, I dont think I would be thinking that when the wife makes me sleep on the sofa when we got back lol.And the ballon trip is outta the question as im scared of heights lol
*I also forgot to mention that it's my son's 4th birthday the day after so If I go away somewhere she will want to be back for that too. My wedding Anniversary falls on a Monday so I suppose I could take her away over the Saturday and Sunday though
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It would be worth it, theres lots you can do though dude, get on gogole and type something like "weekend activities" see what comes up, see what would interest you..
What are her out of house interests? e.g any sports?
The Cotswolds are good for that apparantly.
I recommend a weekend away; somewhere quiet & scenic, at a 5-star B&B.
I took my wife to this one for our first wedding anniversary. It's in deepest, darkest Derbyshire. She loved it. £100 per night, so it's easily within your budget. We stayed in the Dovedale room. Food was fantastic, and the entire area was so quiet you could hear a pin drop.
The village of Ashbourne is nearby, where I strongly recommend that you dine at a restaurant called Lamplight (excellent service, food and prices).
I took my wife to this one for our first wedding anniversary. It's in deepest, darkest Derbyshire. She loved it. £100 per night, so it's easily within your budget. We stayed in the Dovedale room. Food was fantastic, and the entire area was so quiet you could hear a pin drop.
The village of Ashbourne is nearby, where I strongly recommend that you dine at a restaurant called Lamplight (excellent service, food and prices).
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1st Wedding anniversary.. You know what would have happened in that bed then AVOID!!
If you chose that though, Alton Towers aint that far from there dude.
I recommend a weekend away; somewhere quiet & scenic, at a 5-star B&B.
I took my wife to this one for our first wedding anniversary. It's in deepest, darkest Derbyshire. She loved it. £100 per night, so it's easily within your budget. We stayed in the Dovedale room. Food was fantastic, and the entire area was so quiet you could hear a pin drop.
The village of Ashbourne is nearby, where I strongly recommend that you dine at a restaurant called Lamplight (excellent service, food and prices).
Looks like I found somewhere lol
Thanks mate 
Looks like I found somewhere lol
My pleasure.
Do give a Lamplight a thought. It's a family run restaurant with a really good vibe, and I can guarantee that the food won't let you down.
