Really truly beautiful places in the UK?

[Pruni]

The more specific the better, ideally.

But I am going to nominate the whole West Coast of Scotland (excluding Fort William and Mallaig).

And yes - most of the Scottish countryside

Yes second that, whole of Scotland . Mind you I am not into barren hills though prefer woodland, coast, rivers and lochs.

\link{http://daverob.catalyst2.com/NightShots/NightShots_19.JPG\here - the most beautiful bridge in the UK}

\link{http://daverob.catalyst2.com/NightShots/NightShots_07.jpg\Just like Manhattan}

No this \link{http://infohost.nmt.edu/~armiller/jpeg/firth3w.jpg\bridge} is.

\link{http://www.carrbridge.com/img/SlideShow-Bridge-01.jpg\or this one}

\link{http://www.gla.ac.uk/medicalgenetics/2002/021123swan_pond.jpg\Culzean} is my favorite for a frosty Suday afternoon walk.

\link{http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=www.gla.ac.uk/medicalgenetics/2002/021123swan_pond.jpg&imgrefurl=www.gla.ac.uk/medicalgenetics/islands.htm&h=640&w=1059&sz=154&tbnid=4Z3AK2brikjOFM:&tbnh=90&tbnw=150&hl=en&start=19&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dculzean%26svnum%3D10%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D\Skye } is a bit special even if it is barren}.

Ok - being dense, but which bridges are those?

Transporter Bridge in Middlesbrough and I think Skribble's was the Forth Bridge.

The little one was Carrbridge (had to look that one up)

Sorry my bridges were \link{http://infohost.nmt.edu/~armiller/jpeg/firth3w.jpg\Forth rail bridge} and {http://www.carrbridge.com/img/SlideShow-Bridge-01.jpg\The Old Bridge at Carrbridge}.

\link{http://www.carrbridge.com/img/SlideShow-Bridge-01.jpg\The Old Bridge at Carrbridge}.

Cotswolds - upper and lower slaughter, stow on wold

second Yorkshire moors around Haworth

Cornwall

Lulworth Cove

Blackpool

The Giants Causeway is stunning as is that whole coastline I also think London (central)is beautiful esp at the height of summer and at Christmas

the new forest on a misty morning ,walking the dog

Second London at christmas

also Lyme Regis, looking along the coast to Golden Cap on a really sharp windy day

The top of the ridge opposite my house on a summers day when surrounded by sheep, deer and kids playing

I loved Kynance Cove and also Waterloo Bridge (nostalgia for London...)
If we're talking bridges I have a soft spot for Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol.
But I am going out on a limb and nominating Lincoln Cathedral up on the hill;
The breathtaking view of Whitby as you come down the coast road from Robin Hood’s Bay;
And Shep White’s, out on the Wash, marshland as far as you can see and a treacherous tide (an acquired taste, that one, but it’s where I’m from and I love it).

Kyle of Tongue, Loch Eribol, and the beach at the top of Loch Eribol on the way to Durness.

Pembrokeshire coastline, especially Marloes beach

Start Point in Devon

Fountains Abbey in Yorkshire

Beech woodland just to the west of Bradford.

Tyrrells wood in south Norfolk

Another vote for the view from Waterloo Bridge (my parents got engaged there so it has extra special family meaning).

Also, the coast of mid-wales, love the view of Aberdovey from slightly inland. Also near there is a gorgeous valley where there's a ruined castle, Castell Y Bere, and it's a gorgeoius place, quite an unusual landscape with rocky outcrops, very pretty.

Oh, and Burnham Beeches in the Autumn.

Whitby.
St. Davids (especially bit near Cathedral).
Llangollen.
St. Ives.
Fife coast (Pittenweem Harbour, Cupar)

I think the whitby area is gorgeous, especially the cleveland way walk between whitby and robin hoods bay.