What's your favourite UK area..

[Consumer dude]

Parts of Yorkshire are very nice. Scarborough, steam trains and Halifax in particular feels calmer then many towns I've known. Ah bliss..

[snowdragon]

has to be Cornwall, love it

[Desperate Daniella]

Devon - when the weather is rather better than it is now, particularly the little café above Beer where you look down on the bay at Seaton.

 

Rottingdean in East Sussex and the walk along the coast from there to Brighton Marina. Rottingdean is full of interesting little antique/bric-a-brac shops and always feels so calm. In the evening when the sea has gone out, children are exploring the rock pools and dogs are splashing in the water it's quite magical.

[renegadeimp]

Anywhere with swathes of open countryside/valleys/rolling hills/mountains.

 

I'm not a city guy or a coast guy at all ( even though i live on the coast)

[Desperate Daniella]

I've often thought I'd love to live on the coast. I'm not so certain right now though.

[renegadeimp]

I live on the hawarden embankment. Considering saving and moving somewhere new, for instance bala or a bit further inland.

[Desperate Daniella]

Haven't you got bad floods there at the moment? I think I would want to move further inland right now.

[renegadeimp]

They were pretty bad yea. Nowhere near as bad as they were at the beginning of december though.

[theoldrouge]

Devon - when the weather is rather better than it is now, particularly the little café above Beer where you look down on the bay at Seaton.

 

Rottingdean in East Sussex and the walk along the coast from there to Brighton Marina. Rottingdean is full of interesting little antique/bric-a-brac shops and always feels so calm. In the evening when the sea has gone out, children are exploring the rock pools and dogs are splashing in the water it's quite magical.

totally agree DD, live just down the road from Seaton, on the coast just like 1950s Britain and its lovely sunshine and calmer today:-)

[Desperate Daniella]

You lucky thing. I have a friend who lives in Seaton which is why I know it so well. My daughter just loves visiting the Donkey Sanctuary too.

 

I'm glad the weather is better. I know it was absolutely awful down there.

[theoldrouge]

You lucky thing. I have a friend who lives in Seaton which is why I know it so well. My daughter just loves visiting the Donkey Sanctuary too.

 

I'm glad the weather is better. I know it was absolutely awful down there.

Have you been in the old pulman railway resturant car at peco at beer for afternoon tea? just like being in an agatha christie story:-) and yes the donkey sanctuary is a great day out!

[antone]

Oddly enough, Heathrow Airport. I love being reminded of how much of a world there is to see, its wonderful array of people, and how so many of them want to be here on these tiny little islands.

 

Or to live...I dunno. London. Glasgow. The Outer Hebrides, if I could just live in a shack with internet access.

[Ell-enn]

I love the Lake District, the Northumberland coast and the Scottish Highlands anywhere with hills and lakes really

[citizenB]

I love the Lake District, the Northumberland coast and the Scottish Highlands anywhere with hills and lakes really

 

Ditto

[Desperate Daniella]

Have you been in the old pulman railway resturant car at peco at beer for afternoon tea? just like being in an agatha christie story:-) and yes the donkey sanctuary is a great day out!

 

That sounds lovely. I will try and do that when I next go down. Thank you.

[Grotesque]

I like areas that accept credit cards and and the local populace knows how to work a ticket machine. Know ye of such a place?

[labrat]

lancashire

 

its a long way from where i live

 

its where my mothers family grew up

 

and if i ever vanish its a place ill either visit or stay

[maroondevo52]

Edinburgh

[Grotesque]

Edinburgh

 

[maroondevo52]

Good stuff Grotesque, hadn't seen that before

 

Wonder why he's saying he's an Edinburgh Man

[Nystagmite]

London. Lived there for a year and would love to move back.

[Tawnyowl]

Well what a interesting thread.

mmm-where do you begin.

The Lake District. on a roasting day .Coniston.Windermere.All Olde Worldy and a couple of cool pints taking it all in.

Walking along the several miles of coastline every week around Blackpool.Every day different weather conditions experiences,photos,people.You never know what is around the corner or who you are going to meet.

Essex,a fine place with many old buildings and historic villages.

I had better stop now or all of Great Britain will be covered.

A interesting thread.

Now who is next.

[Grotesque]

Leyton. Would love to move back.

 

From Leytonstone.

 

[sequenci]

Luton, Slough, Walsall, Kettering or Croydon. All inspiring.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Another vote for Cornwall here!

[Grotesque]

Yeah, you missed out Basingstoke!!!