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Your ten "must see" places in England..
- Thread starter ColinBellsjockstrap
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BlueMoonRisin’
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I really like the architecture of old churches and cathedrals. I wanted to visit Canterbury cathedral when I was down there but I didn't get the chance. Have you been inside there Bimbo?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
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BimboBob
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Yup. Prefer Durham myself.I really like the architecture of old churches and cathedrals. I wanted to visit Canterbury cathedral when I was down there but I didn't get the chance. Have you been inside there Bimbo?
BlueMoonRisin’
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Aye, Durham is worth visiting mate.Yup. Prefer Durham myself.
andyhinch
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From all the places to go in the lakes why would you choose Ambleside ? The only place that’d get in my top 10 in the lakes near Windermere would be the masons arms at in strawberry bank.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
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An island. Not in England. It's like saying Jersey.
The Isles of Scilly are part of the ceremonial county of Cornwall. The most southerly point of England is on St Agnes.
Yup. Prefer Durham myself.
As a foreigner who has visited both, it's a tough choice because I love both of their cloisters, but Durham was a nicer little jewel of a town to visit. I haven't really been around Canterbury though so maybe I'm wrong.