Llandrindod Wells

[Swanjaxs]

Makes Royston Vasey look like Blackpool

Where's the most boring place you've endured?

 

[Professor]

Guelph, Ontario

Llandrindod is Wales freak capital.

 

[Robbie]

Isle of Wight in March , ghost town .

 

[Swanjaxs]

Guelph, Ontario

Llandrindod is Wales freak capital.

Honestly Prof, taking into account its the middle of the afternoon, it's an eye opener, different world doesn't even come close

 

[Jack2jack]

Clacton-on-sea. Dear god.

 

[Cooperman]

Cold weather vehicle testing inside the Arctic Circle - a one reindeer town and miles from any decent civilisation, no bars or shops, dark all day, basic accommodation, and no internet (in those days). Avoid Jakkvik.

 

[Professor]

Guelph, Ontario

Llandrindod is Wales freak capital.

Honestly Prof, taking into account its the middle of the afternoon, it's an eye opener, different world doesn't even come close

As you may know I live in the NW -a town called Neston on the southern part of Wirral (the bit in Cheshire).
We have driven through there about 100 times in the last 18 years visiting family in South Wales. If you go through in the morning it looks a nice small town. In the afternoon it's like the living dead. My wife picked up on it first.

 

[Neath_Jack]

I went there in the early 90's, was working on a job close by and was staying over. We couldn't find anything open, no pubs, no chip shop, no Chinese, nothing. Thought it was a really odd place.

 

[Best_loser]

Bournemouth

 

[J_B]

Blanding in Utah. Small city handily placed for National monuments in the area.

Two restaurants both of which close at 8pm and don’t serve alcohol and a subway which never seems to be open.

 

[dickythorpe]

Massive drug issue in "Llandod".

The most boring place I've endured is Pembroke Dock.

 

[Jackmanandboy]

Lowestoft

 

[WxmJax]

Blanding in Utah. Small city handily placed for National monuments in the area.

Two restaurants both of which close at 8pm and don’t serve alcohol and a subway which never seems to be open.

That's weird, I was going to say the same place and then read your post. Stopped there on way to Moab after Monument Valley. There was just a bowling alley which was in a shop, it was a dry town at the time. Went in but decided not to stay. Drove back a few miles to get fuel in the dark and this car "followed us". Pulled in at fuel station but nobody got out of it. Went in to pay for fuel and there were guns and knives for sale if I remember right, it was like being in a Spielberg film. Got back to our hotel and put a chair up against our door. Glad to get out of there next morning.

 

[Swanjaxs]

I went there in the early 90's, was working on a job close by and was staying over. We couldn't find anything open, no pubs, no chip shop, no Chinese, nothing. Thought it was a really odd place.

I managed to find one pub open this afternoon, a place called The Hampton, it looked like something outa Sleepy Hollow, even the Greggs is only open Thursday to Saturday ffs :lol:

 

[Swanjaxs]

Lowestoft

Been to Lowestoft a couple of times on a safety and survival at sea course at the college, The Bridge pub was "a bit interesting" :lol: :lol: