What's your favourite U.K county?

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To live or holiday in. At the moment it's Devon for me although I have many counties still to visit so it may change. It's so beautiful, there's so much to do, I love the place names, the houses, the seafood and the independent shops.

What's your favourite county and why?

Summer holidays - Pembrokeshire
Autumn / Winter / Spring holidays- Gwynedd (though Cumbria runs a close second)

To live? West Midlands - has everything you need except seaside , is affordable, and is easy to get to everywhere from. (Bet I'm the only one that say that though )

Cornwall and Northumberland. Absolutely adore being by the sea!

Devon. I prefer the quieter, less touristy areas.

Northumberland has beautiful beaches, countryside and lovely castles (not just Alnwick). However I need to live in a city.

I love North Yorkshire (very lucky to grow up there). I also love Hampshire.

Derbyshire. Just beautiful.

Yorkshire xx

Gwynedd.
Argyle.

Another vote for North Yorkshire from me! Although I also love the Moray coast up in the North of Scotland, used to go on holiday up there every year as a child and returned for a visit last summer. It was every bit as stunning as I remembered it.

Yorkshire, end of!!

Cheshire.
Close to Manchester/Liverpool/Chester, beautiful countryside, close to the sea, not expensive compared to down south.

Gwynedd

But to live realistically merseyside.(the wirral specifically)

On the coast. Lovely beaches. North wales, cheshire countryside on doorstep. Liverpool, chester, manchester on doorstep too.

Only place I know can be beach, mountains, city in a 10min radious.

Sussex has lovely countryside and a warm climate

Yorkshire, because, well, YORKSHIRE YORKSHIRE YORKSHIRE I'M RIGHT YOU'RE WRONG YORKSHIRE YORKSHIRE YORKSHIRE

Pembrokeshire! Always Pembrokeshire!

Yorkshire. Obviously

I agree with Sharpkat - Rutland.

Tiny and mainly filled with a reservoir with loads of leisure things to do there. Three fab towns (if you count Stamford which technically is 1 mile over the border), Uppingham and Oakham being the other two. Great scenery, interesting restaurants and pubs with sophisticated food. Looks a lot like The Cotswolds without the crowds. No nasty bits at all!

Aberdeenshire in Scotland, though don't know the west coast of Scotland very well.

I live in Norfolk and I love it here.

I also love hills though and Yorkshire and Cumbria win out there.

Somerset hands down

The Highlands, the Lakes or Yorkshire (where I live).

Staffordshire - Stoke-on-Trent is divine.

Cheshire. It’s beautiful.

I'm going to Shropshire and then into Wales on a road trip with dh.
I'm following the trail of my ancestors who moved between the two.
I know nothing about shropshire, so can't say it's my favourite but looking forward to it.

N Yorks.i get to live their a chunk of the year as we hav a caravan there.
Scenery is stunning
Loads to visit..beautiful little market towns
Nice people
Dorset....again very scenic. Life at a quieter pace. Locals are friendly
Cumbria..Lake District
Beautiful. Nice people. Stunning scenery

Hard to choose...we live in a very beautiful country

Haven’t even touched on Scotland, Peak District, North south and west wales, Pennines

Willow Aberdeenshire in Scotland?

As opposed to?

Argyll (and Bute) for a holiday

Western isles too for a holiday

Cheshire to live