Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Do you mean Box Hill, Prom. Fabulous views.
That's the one Cosmo thanks
. I LOVE that place.That's the one Cosmo thanks
. I LOVE that place.
On Wales (again): I've got to add I really like the accent I just can never understand it (the only UK accent I struggle with). I used to be in a band with a Welsh guy, I really liked him but had to smile and nod most of the time when he was talking to me and go 'ahahaha' if I thought he was telling a joke (sometimes he wasn't) 
Originally Posted by spongebob squarepants:
Originally Posted by Issy:
Cornwall - anywhere in Cornwall
i love polperro ..........
Originally Posted by Prometheus:
On Wales (again): I've got to add I really like the accent I just can never understand it (the only UK accent I struggle with). I used to be in a band with a Welsh guy, I really liked him but had to smile and nod most of the time when he was talking to me and go 'ahahaha' if I thought he was telling a joke (sometimes he wasn't)
There are as many Welsh accents as there are English Prom. Where was he from?Originally Posted by velvet donkey:
St Andrews
Love St Andrews 
It was an annual ritual for us.. stayed up Kinkell the Dunhill Cup week, The walk down into town along the beach is lovely .Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Originally Posted by Cariad:
Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
The Mumbles and surrounding area are meant to be gorgeous.
Never been but think I ought to considering one of the outlaws is from that way.
This was my local beach as a child...Llangennith - arse end of the Gower. Wonderful. Never been but think I ought to considering one of the outlaws is from that way.
It looks a lot like parts of North Cornwall, Cariad.
Erin: I saw a whole load of seals along the coast around Dornoch - was well excited
It occurred to me that prior to that day I'd only ever seen them in captivity or at a rescue sanctuary...
I love St Andrews .I stay at the Fairmount ,love the Spa there.
I'm in Glasgow..but the Gateway to the highlands,,,Fort William..Originally Posted by Cariad:
Originally Posted by Prometheus:
On Wales (again): I've got to add I really like the accent I just can never understand it (the only UK accent I struggle with). I used to be in a band with a Welsh guy, I really liked him but had to smile and nod most of the time when he was talking to me and go 'ahahaha' if I thought he was telling a joke (sometimes he wasn't)
There are as many Welsh accents as there are English Prom. Where was he from?To be honest Cariad I can't remember. The Welsh accents I've heard have always been strong (colloquial I suppose). I take your point completely about the many Welsh accents. I've probably met Welsh people since and understood them perfectly without even knowing they were Welsh.
Originally Posted by kattymieoww:
I'm in Glasgow..but the Gateway to the highlands,,,Fort William..
I have been in Fort William then went on to Culloden.Culloden was eerie,silent and overcast.
Sorry but your Welsh hills are rather low,,etc..
Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Originally Posted by Cariad:
Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
The Mumbles and surrounding area are meant to be gorgeous.
Never been but think I ought to considering one of the outlaws is from that way.
This was my local beach as a child...Llangennith - arse end of the Gower. Wonderful. Never been but think I ought to considering one of the outlaws is from that way.
It looks a lot like parts of North Cornwall, Cariad.
i love norfolk apart from yarmouth.
also love north wales
also love north wales
Originally Posted by kattymieoww:
Sorry but your Welsh hills are rather low,,etc..
We work hard for our mountains Katty. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112966/
Originally Posted by Prometheus:
Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Do you mean Box Hill, Prom. Fabulous views.
That's the one Cosmo thanks
. I LOVE that place.Ahh well, if you like that sort of thing then you should try travelling east and head for Toys Hill, Chartwell and surrounding area.
Just thought of somewhere else. Those of you who like Brighton, you should stop off/do a divert over to The Griffin at Fletching. The views across the Ouse valley are fab. Grub and accomodation are up to scratch, so an overnight stay is do-able either en route or on your way back home.
If you're lucky, you might even see me there
It's all geolical etc...Ben Nevis is the tallest mountain the UK..however this rock/mountain is an ancient well worn down peak ,due to a few ice ages erroding it down.The Himalayas are a "Young" mountain range..hence their sharp peaks etc...
Originally Posted by Cariad:
Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
Originally Posted by Cariad:
Originally Posted by ~Cosmopolitan~:
The Mumbles and surrounding area are meant to be gorgeous.
Never been but think I ought to considering one of the outlaws is from that way.
This was my local beach as a child...Llangennith - arse end of the Gower. Wonderful. Never been but think I ought to considering one of the outlaws is from that way.
It looks a lot like parts of North Cornwall, Cariad.
Thanks Cariad, it's obviously somewhere I should go visit as I know Cornwall extremely well and have 'done' Brittany on many occasions too.
I love
Brighton: I love its anything goes attitude, funky shops and its great for a night out.
Glasgow: Brilliant all round town, stylish, cosmopolitan, arty, freindly, Historic. I think its got it all.
Loch Lomond: Just Perfect!
Islay: LIttle Scottish Island, i spend many summers there as a child. i remember walking for miles into amazing countryside along little burns barefoot and jumping into the sea off of cliffs with the kids from the farms next to us.
Lulworth cove and Durdle Door: I think the most beautiful place in the whole of the UK. Simply stunning and a view you could never get tired of.
Manchester: Brilliant for shopping, restaurants, nights out and the perfect weekend city break I think.
Cornwall: Just lovely, great beaches, laid back attitude and lovely quirky shops.
Brighton: I love its anything goes attitude, funky shops and its great for a night out.
Glasgow: Brilliant all round town, stylish, cosmopolitan, arty, freindly, Historic. I think its got it all.
Loch Lomond: Just Perfect!
Islay: LIttle Scottish Island, i spend many summers there as a child. i remember walking for miles into amazing countryside along little burns barefoot and jumping into the sea off of cliffs with the kids from the farms next to us.
Lulworth cove and Durdle Door: I think the most beautiful place in the whole of the UK. Simply stunning and a view you could never get tired of.
Manchester: Brilliant for shopping, restaurants, nights out and the perfect weekend city break I think.
Cornwall: Just lovely, great beaches, laid back attitude and lovely quirky shops.
