wheres your favourite place in the uk.

[lovelysongbirdie]

i like london brighton bournemouth lowestoft
beer in devon

I love North Norfolk, Wells Next the Sea, Holt, Holkham Beach. If I won the lottery I would buy a house there.

Hang on, I need to actually do the Lottery to win it, don't I.

Selfridges - Oxford Street!!

I am in Melbourne now and miss lovely London shopping!

Driving along the north cornish coastline on a gorgeous summers day.
The unpretensiousness (is that even a word?) of Charmouth in West Dorset.
Bath, particularly on a lovely summers day, it feels very european.
Walking along the Thames in London and stopping off at a wine bar for a glass of champagne.
The chilterns, going for a brisk walk in Ashridge Forest on a cold autumn day.
Having a drink at a traditional coutry pub in Wiltshire.
Crabfishing off the Pembrokeshire coast.
The Lake District at Christmas time.
Glencoe in Scotland.

York
Stamford
Marlborugh

and Edinburgh

Ditchling Beacon, Sussex
The Norfolk Broads (esp at Sunrise/Sunset
St. Brides Bay, Pemrokeshire, Wales

Black Sail Youth Hostel.

I'm going to throw out Sandwood Bay in northwest Scotland. It requires a walk of around an hour if I remember correctly but is so very worth it when you get there.

It is supposed to be haunted by soldiers and the oppressive black cliffs to the south will spook you at night but it is one of, if not THE the most gorgeous place in Britain.

HOME !!

Bigbury on Sea - fab beach, rock pools, even a pub on the beach itself!! Also great tractor ride once the sea has come in. Amazing deli/sandwich bar - I wish the weather wasnt so unpredictable otherwise I'd book a month there

Also The Netherwood Hotel in the Lakes- Grange over Sands

Grasmere in the Lake District
Putsborough Beach, North Devon

MrsMaidamess, we have just booked a holiday in Cley, We love Wells too, they have the best fish and chips in the world, and Walsingham is sweet.

In Cornwall I love Porthcurno, and the cliff walks around Cape Cornwall.

Seaton and Eype in Dorset (especially beach casting for bass on a moonlit night).

Langdale in the Lakes.

Abersoch and St David's in Wales.

Islay in Scotland.

Brown's Bay Norn Ireland

Driving across Rannoch Moor into the Highlands of Scotland, has to be the most beautiful, tranquil place in the world to me.

london/brighton/devon@cornwall

Bedruthan Steps (blissful) and the beaches of north Cornwall between Newquay and Padstow. The Camel Estuary at Padstow/Rock (when quiet).

oh lordy my typing

the yorkshire moors are beautiful.

not telling - don't want everyone to go there!

Blakeney, N Norfolk just down the road from Holt.
Yorkshire & Kent countryside
Maidstone town
The view from my living room window

The northern highlands, I mean all areas north of Inverness, it's all so beautiful and peaceful there.

Altnaharra in Scotland.
Tyrella beach in Northen Ireland.

I know its not UK but Wicklow in Eire is just stunning

love fife too

The Gower Penninsular in South Wales- a place of outstanding natural beauty and also where I grew up. Glastonbury Tor at sunset.

Maureen I used to work in Loch Rannoch hotel, it truly is a beautiful part of the world!