Your ten "must see" places in England..

FogBlueInSanFran said:
I've pasted a picture of Stonehenge below that I took when I visited and got as close as I could:


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Mighty impressive.
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I've seen better pictures ! (it hasn't come out, so if there was a joke, I've missed it)

Some American colleagues were over this summer and went. They'd seen pictures of it but said it didn't prevent general gobsmacking.
 
MillionMilesAway said:
Rydal Water is wonderful
Stonehenge
Seven Sisters (South Downs, not Tottenham)
Dedham Vale (Constable Country)
Dartmoor
Falmouth

and others that have been said.
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Been to many of the places mentioned, mostly through work. I was in Falmouth to install a 4g rig on the roof of Trago Mills in 2015, didn't fancy it at first as it Involved working the weekend and I wanted to be home. Absolutely a lovely place, really picturesque harbour. Sun was shining and I was getting paid overtime when most were paying to be there.

We have some lovely places to visit in England's green and pleasant land. Pity the weather is dodgy, even in summer.
 
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:
Northumberland coast
Moston Lane (but a bit tricky this one - yer have to see it in the 50's!)
Bristol
Boggart Hole Clough
Hollingworth Lake
Hebden Bridge
Portland Basin
Eden Project
Whitehaven
Edinburgh
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Whitehaven what the very fuck ? Out of all the places in Cumbria, Wasdale has to be up there, at least you didn’t say Frizington ;-)
 
The Isles of Scilly
Ullswater and other gems of the Lake District
White Cliffs of Dover. You can see France from here on a good day. On a bad day you can smell it.
The North Cornish coast around Tintagel
Stratford upon Avon
Durdle Door, Dorset
Bath
Leeds Castle, Kent
Blue John Caverns, Derbyshire
The rolling downs of Wiltshire
 
Avebury. Far better than Stonehenge.
Ambleside.
Northumberland coast.
Southwold.
Roman baths at night in Bath. Almost mystical.
Corfe Castle.
The South Downs.
York Minster. (Other beautiful churches/ cathedrals are available)
Derbyshire Dales. The Amber Valley is stunning.
The New Forest.
 
sir baconface said:
The Isles of Scilly - England?
Ullswater and other gems of the Lake District
White Cliffs of Dover. You can see France from here on a good day. On a bad day you can smell it.
The North Cornish coast around Tintagel - Beautiful
Stratford upon Avon - shit hole
Durdle Door, Dorset
Bath
Leeds Castle, Kent
Blue John Caverns, Derbyshire
The rolling downs of Wiltshire
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Boggart Hole Clough
Falmouth
St Michael's Mount
Cotswolds
Peak District National Park
Northumberland
Teesdale
Crumpsall Park 1970's vintage with the monument, bowling greens, tennis courts and massive slide
Cheetham Hill Road again 1970's vintage. Busy as owt and could get anything you needed
Eden Project - in fact just all of Cornwall
Hollingworth Lake
 
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