Around Britain (39)
As I lived in the UK
I made sure of travelling as
much of it as possible.
The north of England is definitely
worth a visit. Gateshead, Newcastle
Durham super folks, see where the
famours STephensons rocket was made
in Darlington.
Scotland has the most stunning scenery
seen most of it.
Wales Tenby, Harverfordwest, Conwyn Bay,
St.Clares and so many more great spots.
East side Yorkshire will go again to
Yorkshire Scraborough, Whitby where you
can see the Abbey supposed to be the home
of Dracula great even though fenced off now.
East Anglia Lincolnshire, to Great Yarmouth
great for driving all flat.
South London, not my fav place.
Now I beat the M20 M25 and M40 each time I go
to visit and have spent time in Dover which
does indeed have the white cliffs.
The Midlands great for shopping but gone down
hill a bit now. Much cheaper than the south.
I am one of the lucky ones did get to cover a
good amount of the country.
I made sure of travelling as
much of it as possible.
The north of England is definitely
worth a visit. Gateshead, Newcastle
Durham super folks, see where the
famours STephensons rocket was made
in Darlington.
Scotland has the most stunning scenery
seen most of it.
Wales Tenby, Harverfordwest, Conwyn Bay,
St.Clares and so many more great spots.
East side Yorkshire will go again to
Yorkshire Scraborough, Whitby where you
can see the Abbey supposed to be the home
of Dracula great even though fenced off now.
East Anglia Lincolnshire, to Great Yarmouth
great for driving all flat.
South London, not my fav place.
Now I beat the M20 M25 and M40 each time I go
to visit and have spent time in Dover which
does indeed have the white cliffs.
The Midlands great for shopping but gone down
hill a bit now. Much cheaper than the south.
I am one of the lucky ones did get to cover a
good amount of the country.
Sailfree1: As I lived in the UK
I made sure of travelling as
much of it as possible.
The north of England is definitely
worth a visit. Gateshead, Newcastle
Durham super folks, see where the
famours STephensons rocket was made
in Darlington.
Scotland has the most stunning scenery
seen most of it.
Wales Tenby, Harverfordwest, Conwyn Bay,
St.Clares and so many more great spots.
East side Yorkshire will go again to
Yorkshire Scraborough, Whitby where you
can see the Abbey supposed to be the home
of Dracula great even though fenced off now.
East Anglia Lincolnshire, to Great Yarmouth
great for driving all flat.
South London, not my fav place.
Now I beat the M20 M25 and M40 each time I go
to visit and have spent time in Dover which
does indeed have the white cliffs.
The Midlands great for shopping but gone down
hill a bit now. Much cheaper than the south.
I am one of the lucky ones did get to cover a
good amount of the country.
I made sure of travelling as
much of it as possible.
The north of England is definitely
worth a visit. Gateshead, Newcastle
Durham super folks, see where the
famours STephensons rocket was made
in Darlington.
Scotland has the most stunning scenery
seen most of it.
Wales Tenby, Harverfordwest, Conwyn Bay,
St.Clares and so many more great spots.
East side Yorkshire will go again to
Yorkshire Scraborough, Whitby where you
can see the Abbey supposed to be the home
of Dracula great even though fenced off now.
East Anglia Lincolnshire, to Great Yarmouth
great for driving all flat.
South London, not my fav place.
Now I beat the M20 M25 and M40 each time I go
to visit and have spent time in Dover which
does indeed have the white cliffs.
The Midlands great for shopping but gone down
hill a bit now. Much cheaper than the south.
I am one of the lucky ones did get to cover a
good amount of the country.
Impressive list sailfree.. Good on you. I know that abbey at Whitby but didn't know the story it is supposed to be the home of Dracula. Glad I was there during the daytime
I want to revisit Cornwall sometime if the weather improves...
Done every city now in the UK with the exception of St David's in Wales . The Lake District is my very favourite area & Liverpool & Bristol are two of my favourite cities to visit. Can't beat travelling to different places. Beats sitting at home watching boring tv any day
darren9030: Done every city now in the UK with the exception of St David's in Wales . The Lake District is my very favourite area & Liverpool & Bristol are two of my favourite cities to visit. Can't beat travelling to different places. Beats sitting at home watching boring tv any day
I may go walking along some cliffs in better weather but must be careful where as some areas of cliffs have fallen or may collapse
darren9030: Done every city now in the UK with the exception of St David's in Wales . The Lake District is my very favourite area & Liverpool & Bristol are two of my favourite cities to visit. Can't beat travelling to different places. Beats sitting at home watching boring tv any day
love the Norolk coast its so beautiful and peacefull Derry in Ireland is so lovely too as is the hitsoric buildings in bath abd bristolI don't know if Southern Ireland counts but I think having been there, Slea Head on tip of the Dingle Peninsular, the gap of Dunloe and the five lakes in County Kerry, and the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare all take a lot of beating. 
HIM_666: I don't know if Southern Ireland counts but I think having been there, Slea Head on tip of the Dingle Peninsular, the gap of Dunloe and the five lakes in County Kerry, and the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare all take a lot of beating.
Yes okay, why not, not going to get geographical about borders. It's a travel experience not so far away. Not been to that part of Ireland - yet! Only seen the North.
Yorkshire Dales
think i will go to birmingham
leisure07: think i will go to birmingham
Never been. Is it good for sight seeing?
Liverpool, home to the Beatles
milton keynes.
yes uncool, thats why im on here on a weekend
yes uncool, thats why im on here on a weekend
check mate
You must go south of Ireland if
you consider going there.
HIM 666 has a great point and the
places he mentioned supberb.
I would say go to Lisdoon Varna in
Sept now that is a place for life
and matchmaking, I think its in Sept
probably the first or second week.
Woderful.
Enjoy wherever you go.
You must go south of Ireland if
you consider going there.
HIM 666 has a great point and the
places he mentioned supberb.
I would say go to Lisdoon Varna in
Sept now that is a place for life
and matchmaking, I think its in Sept
probably the first or second week.
Woderful.
Enjoy wherever you go.
soflanding: milton keynes.
yes uncool, thats why im on here on a weekend
yes uncool, thats why im on here on a weekend
Your'e right
Sailfree1: check mate
You must go south of Ireland if
you consider going there.
HIM 666 has a great point and the
places he mentioned supberb.
I would say go to Lisdoon Varna in
Sept now that is a place for life
and matchmaking, I think its in Sept
probably the first or second week.
Woderful.
Enjoy wherever you go.
You must go south of Ireland if
you consider going there.
HIM 666 has a great point and the
places he mentioned supberb.
I would say go to Lisdoon Varna in
Sept now that is a place for life
and matchmaking, I think its in Sept
probably the first or second week.
Woderful.
Enjoy wherever you go.
Cheers sailfree, may just do that. Think Dublin to start with, we'll see...
Edinburgh. A fine castle and festival, cool! 
HIM_666: I don't know if Southern Ireland counts but I think having been there, Slea Head on tip of the Dingle Peninsular, the gap of Dunloe and the five lakes in County Kerry, and the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare all take a lot of beating.
Had a look at the Cliffs of Moher online, looks very scenic. Nature has a lot going for it.
Southern Ireland many moons ago...
Rosscarbery,Clonakilty,Kinsale,Dingle,Cork...we rented a cottage in Ownahinch right on top of a cliff overlooking the beach.Just stunning.
Also visited Northern Ireland....
Belfast,Co.Antrim,Moira,Co.Fermanagh...all beautiful places.
Rosscarbery,Clonakilty,Kinsale,Dingle,Cork...we rented a cottage in Ownahinch right on top of a cliff overlooking the beach.Just stunning.
Also visited Northern Ireland....
Belfast,Co.Antrim,Moira,Co.Fermanagh...all beautiful places.
EssJay: Southern Ireland many moons ago...
Rosscarbery,Clonakilty,Kinsale,Dingle,Cork...we rented a cottage in Ownahinch right on top of a cliff overlooking the beach.Just stunning.
Also visited Northern Ireland....
Belfast,Co.Antrim,Moira,Co.Fermanagh...all beautiful places.
Rosscarbery,Clonakilty,Kinsale,Dingle,Cork...we rented a cottage in Ownahinch right on top of a cliff overlooking the beach.Just stunning.
Also visited Northern Ireland....
Belfast,Co.Antrim,Moira,Co.Fermanagh...all beautiful places.
Good on ya Essjay. I like this idea of renting a cottage near a beach and have been around some of the coastline in the North. Getting back on the ferry was another matter due to stormy weather. Think it will be a flight next time.
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The Lake District, really beautiful scenery