Anything Interesting In Milton Keynes?

[Tigman]

I've been there many times , never spotted them !

 

[Anguz]

 

[RaceDiagnostics]

The Snowdome.

 

[BarrieJ]

I've lived in MK for 38 years and apart from Bletchley Park and the Museum, there's nothing. Both are expensive (by my standards) but the tickets are good for 12 months, should you be unfortunate enough to find yourself back there.

 

[RaceDiagnostics]

I've lived in MK for 38 years and apart from Bletchley Park and the Museum, there's nothing. Both are expensive (by my standards) but the tickets are good for 12 months, should you be unfortunate enough to find yourself back there.

I must have moved there about the same time as you, back then you had to make your own fun.

Home made snowboard and a pair of doc martens on the only hill in Milton Keynes.

 

[Morris]

Another vote for Bletchley.

 

[Mick Annick]

I’d be heading for @Parm ’s place with some beers and spend the day talking rubbish like we do on here…

 

[sardine]

Visit Bletchley Town Centre and you can experience what's like if Gaza was in the Congo.

 

[Onoff]

In a word no.

Didn't get here until 16.30hrs. Dropped the kids off. Bit of grub in the Flying Fox at Woburn. Took in a film at the Odeon up the road. Then another (non alcoholic) drink in the Furzon Lake.

Still...only half hour until the concert finishes.

 

[voipio]

There's always next time :-)

 

[Gragson]

Parents moved here in 1970, I was about 4, MK wasn't really a thing then, just a bunch of villages and small towns, then a load of building sites to play on
As @BarrieJ says, bugger all here, Bletchley park was our playground, no entry fee then even into the mansion bar when older.

That MK museum was packed with a load of "don't touch that piece of decaying rubbish" nut jobs the last and only time I visited

Working away and abroad alot since I've lived here has always given me the assurance that I have missed feckall when I come home