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@SW-User Wells next the sea is a little gem. As is Blakeney Pount.
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@SW-User Yes, happy memories of camping and crabbing, with the children. I like all of the Norfolk coast really, but I'd already named too many places, for a post asking for a favourite 😆
ArishMell · 70-79, M
Well, I am a native and resident of the South Coast of England so I am biased.... The Devon and Dorset coast.
I don't think I have a favourite place as such, but enjoy many areas. England - well, the British Isles generally - is extremely varied for a geographically compact area so almost everywhere has its gems both natural and man-made.
As well as the coast I like the inland scenery of those two counties, the Mendip, Cotswold and Pennine Hills, the Welsh / English border lands, and many other regions. While some recent trips to Eastern England provided me with a striking contrast, by being open plain.
I don't think I have a favourite place as such, but enjoy many areas. England - well, the British Isles generally - is extremely varied for a geographically compact area so almost everywhere has its gems both natural and man-made.
As well as the coast I like the inland scenery of those two counties, the Mendip, Cotswold and Pennine Hills, the Welsh / English border lands, and many other regions. While some recent trips to Eastern England provided me with a striking contrast, by being open plain.
Maturebate · 70-79, M
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@Maturebate Especially if it is Roman, and surrounded by Regency housing.
Mysterion619 · 26-30, M
Ingleton falls in Lancaster is my favorite place. It's like a six or seven mile nature walk. At the start there's a lovely cafe. The walkway is surrounded be streams and trees. Halfway through the walk there's a big waterfall. You can get in the water
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@Mysterion619 Err, careful! :-)
Ingleton is in the county of North Yorkshire, not Lancashire - Yorkshire folk get upset if you go and put their towns in the wrong county!
Lancaster is the county town of Lancashire.
I do know the Waterfalls Walk, as it's called, though, and it is in a beautiful valley.
Ingleton is in the county of North Yorkshire, not Lancashire - Yorkshire folk get upset if you go and put their towns in the wrong county!
Lancaster is the county town of Lancashire.
I do know the Waterfalls Walk, as it's called, though, and it is in a beautiful valley.
exexec · 61-69, C
Maidstone, Kent, because of really old family connections in that area.
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Oxford
It has beauty and class.
It has beauty and class.
@SW-User We have just been watching the complete "Lewis" series set in Oxford. Yes, some lovely buildings.
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@pipedreams In contrast Cambridge is a snobbish dump. I lived near Cambridge as a boy, used to go round the record shops with a friend, visit the bookshops, and go to the theatre there. It was grimy and cold, full of the fenland mists, and Public School types who fancied themselves beyond.
@SW-User Only been to Cambridge once or twice, for the footy!
kwood1 · 61-69, M
Fairlight Glen can be lovely
MrDavidson · M
Devon. And the Isle of wight
Tamara68 · 56-60, F
The lake district
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London
London
DDonde · 31-35, M
London, although I haven't really been anywhere else in England.
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Only been to London
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@SW-User It's not worth a visit 🤣
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