Favourite Place?
leeCal
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What’s your favourite place in the UK or abroad?
i haven’t been abroad much so I’ll stick to the UK. I really like Durham Cathedral and the immediate vicinity. I also really liked Cheddar Gorge.
How about you? ?
i haven’t been abroad much so I’ll stick to the UK. I really like Durham Cathedral and the immediate vicinity. I also really liked Cheddar Gorge.
How about you? ?
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I'm really missing nature, the seaside and country side...
So anywhere but here would do lol...2 -
No...not been anywhere (nice) since 2012...
I'm tuning up my tiny violin
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Too many but here are few
Lake Windermere
Inverness
Burton waters (Lincoln)
Chatsworth House and Gardens
Hornsea1 -
Hisaronu in Turkey, Usually go twice a year, who knows if we'll make it next year either
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Oh I forgot about lake Windermere, lovely place I agree.
i also forgot about Calpe in Spain, I had a lovely grilled sardine there once when I was a boy, really ? tasty.0 -
They have a music festival there don’t they Mike? Or am I thinking of a carnival?0
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Looks lovely @vikingqueen, still a balmy 26c atm too. ?1
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My favourite place in the whole world is little place in Cornwall called Crackington Haven, but more specifically, I adore its little church, St Gennys.
The churchyard is located at on a cliff top with the most amazing panoramic views of the sea and there are several benches dotted around to sit on..
We used to stay in the Holiday cottages alongside the church when our girls were young and I would often walk up there alone with a cup of tea in hand and just sit there taking in the sights and sounds of the sea, wondering about those who had been there before me..
We went back a few years ago and it all looked and felt exactly the same, it's pretty rare nowadays to find such a hidden gem that hasn't changed with time..
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Give me Benidorm any day. I had my first foreign holiday there and my honeymoon. I love it !!1
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I went o Benidorm with my parents and really enjoyed myself, that was in 1965 though. Changed much you think?! ?0
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Poitier, Marseille, Angers, Nantes, Rennes - can you tell I’m a kindred Francophile?1
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You cannot beat the Yorkshire Dales, any part of it. ?
But I do like Venice. In fact, I like the whole of Italy.1 -
I like the Yorkshire Dales as well.leeCal said:
I am not at all religious but churches make me feel the same. When I go into one I feel kind of calm and safe if that makes sense?I know exactly what you mean @Luna51, some churches make me feel very spiritual. My eldest says he feels the same way and he is an atheist actually! I really like churches and Cathedrals as buildings, so interesting.1
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