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Inside Information in Plymouth, Devon*

Plymouth, Devon Hookup Spots and Stuff Only Locals Know

Hook-up Spots (That hallowed spot where everyone hangs around with their mates dreaming of the time when they can get into the pubs or clubs - a bench, a corner: you name it.)

• A great place to skate on Wednesday (or Ride on Thursday) evenings is the Domain INDOOR skatepark. It's only 7 miles from town. Call Nick on 01752 842999 or visit http://thedomainskatepark.com
• The Sundial in town - a convenient place for anyone who needs to find someone else.
• Why is Plymouth listed as being in Devon? we all know it's not in Devon
• The sundial at two on saturday afternoon is banging. We meet up with a cd player, bring your own tunes. Cider is a plenty and the chics are hot, not to mention the hunks.
• Good old sundial i've met many a mate there,wasted manya bottle of washing up liquid in it and pushed many a friends in,good times
• ur site is so shit its a load of bollocks u must be so sad having a site like this u fucking goons.
• Sundial - and apparently they want to get rid of it! :O
• The sun-dial seems to be the most common or the Ho, however for skaters you should try the Civic Centre
• Tothill Park... sometimes theres get togethers there
• Outside MVC on the wall
• The Hoe is always top, especially in summer, or the Sundial. (Goffs and Nu-Metallers not withstanding - the batcavers and rude boys used to hang here way before you guys were born!)
• It has to be Pavillions,just go ice skating on an evening and you'll see hundreds of folks on the pull. Good if your really desperate!!! Or my personal favourite has to be Captain Jaspers on a Friday night! (Only if you can put up with motorbikes though)
• St Budeaux square, where all the cool kids hung out til they moved all the council gypo's into the naval estate.
• The Sundial in the city centre
• Sundial in center of Plymouth and now its the ickle skate park in Ivybridge!
• The sundial in the town center-its always packed wiv teenagers!
• the sundial! home to goths, punks and anyone else who wants to come out for a laugh. usually the best times 2 b there are on a sat sun or bank holiday at 2ish.
• the sundial in the centre of the city centre - where all the so-called "fockin goffics" hang out
• All the young townie-metallers seem to hang out by the sundial in town.
• Teenagers like to hang out on the hoe - there's loads of room to just chill out. Plus, during the year the are plenty of rides to go on and they aren't THAT expensive. The sundial is also a great place to chill and listen to the relaxing water!
• westhoe park
• The chess-boards, i remember hanging out wit mates at the chess boards near Candystore getting pissed and stoned waiting to go in the famous under 18s were it was easy to cop 15 girls in one night, and the hoe were nearly every one in Plymouth lost there V plates.
• PLYMPTON, St.Maurice...wikkid place to be...loadsa fit lads!!!
• just a quick point, oz/warehouse was refurbished recently downstairs is now the boulevard and the whole thing is called the millenium complex.
• Seventwenty BMX and Snowboards, its where all the BMXers and skaters hand as it is warm, big and has loads of videos!
• torpoint school, trevol road, torpoint, across the river
• How about at the junction off Beacon Park Road. That seems to be a major attraction to play football even though it is A MASSIVE JUNCTION AND VERY BUSY!!!!!!!
• The SkatePark is open in Plymouth . It is down Clare's place of Sutton Rd it's pretty cool and the skateshop has moved there to, if you can't find it just ask a sk8er and there'll tell you where to go. (Remember take two passport photos if you want to become a member) Peace

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Last updated: 2008-05-15