Your favourite place in the UK?
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What’s the best place you have ever been to in the UK?
For me I think it has to be the Yorkshire Dales. A big area I know but hard to narrow it down from there as it’s all so nice.
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Sounds nice @SheffieldBloke1976
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Worked a lot in Liverpool back in the day, and always liked the place and the people.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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I know it's not the UK but I loved the Isle of Man! It's so old-fashioned and everyone is so nice.
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There's so many beautiful places. I'm particularly fond of the Ceredigion Coast - the scenery, culture and those Welsh accents! While the old cities like York, Lincoln and Chester have a real atmosphere about them and I always enjoy pottering about the winding streets and taking in the architecture. We really are lucky to live hereOnline Community Co-ordinator
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@Cher_Scope I agree we are lucky to have this country with its history and buildings and everything from nice countryside to busy cities, there is really something for everyone
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Mine would be lake district a place called Follyfoot park on banks of Windermere
Also burton waters near lincoln a marina with shops pub cafe restaurants and hotel went last year for weekend break -
Holly35 said:I know it's not the UK but I loved the Isle of Man! It's so old-fashioned and everyone is so nice.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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@janer lovely sounding places...shop, pub, cafe, restaurant what else do you need haha
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I’ve never been to the IOM abut would love to go one day.
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The I.O.M is a self governing British crown dependancy.
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I was never any good at geography but that makes perfect sense, woodbine, as I believe that national speed limit on single carriageway roads in the IOM is “unlimited” whereas in the U.K. it’s 60mph!
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I had a lovely week I’m Derbyshire near dove dale and Buxton all around there was very pretty. I have also enjoyed walking around York and Durham has my favourite cathedral. ?
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I have always loved the Wye Valley, but fairly recently fell in love with the Norfolk Broads. Hoping my holiday this year doesn't get cancelled again like last year.
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My favourite place in the uk are both in Wales. The first is Anglesey and the second is Pendine in Camarthen where i have my Caravan. They are both beautiful.
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Wales is my first favourite place the lake district is my second and kilarnsy in Ireland is my third like many places though ?
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I like a few York is a nice place Warwickshire is nice too. Filey in Yorkshire is nice old fashioned sea side town. I like London too seeped in history.there are loads of places I'd like to go to Edinburgh
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I’ve stayed in York and agree it is a lovely place
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Hopefully it’s safe by then and you get to go @SheffieldBloke1976
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Fort William in the Highlands of Scotland. Amazing!!
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