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Thought I'd let you know that a few years ago I spent New Years day at Bhaktivedanta Manor Temple, (George Harrison's Hare Krishna Temple in Watford which is open every day to the public), was really chilled, they welcome you with open arms and feed you to boot, (although they do provide free food every Sunday), it was a serene experience, very chilled, people laid back and everything, got to join in a prayer session, got to walk round the mansion and the cow sheds, people from all walks of life were there and live there freely although they have to work the land and earn their keep in that way, a most tranquil and enlightenening experience, any suggestions to anything else unusual to do New Year? (apart from get plastered and go up to trafalgar square!)
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Ermm help out at Crisis.

Stay in and throw a party.

Stay in and Watch TV.

Go Skiing.

Go to Edinburgh to party in Scottish style.

Babysit for someone who wants to party on New Year's eve.


I am spending festive season with the family and friends and that is how I like it.

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