What is the nicest part of the UK?

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SacredandBound_@reddit

Went to Orkney last year. It was beautiful!

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Greavsie2001@reddit

Careful, this his how it begins. I came on a dive trip years back, then a few more dive trips, and now I live here. And it’s wonderful.

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My daughter worked there last summer so we went to visit. She loved it but the work was seasonal, so she had to come back. I'd love to but there's no work for me there, and it's too far from my mother, who will need more support in the next 10 years or so. It was absolutely magical but sadly just not practical for me. I'm glad you're living the dream!

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stevee05282@reddit

More people need to travel the UK. My answer is the Hebrides, Orkney or Shetland as well

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rowan_is_a_tree@reddit

Scotland, its honestly breathtaking

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KitFan2020@reddit

The nice parts are…

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rowan_is_a_tree@reddit

The nice parts are breathtaking, and the less nice places are completely surrounded by breathtaking beauty. Pick the worst place in Scotland, and you'll be a 5 minute drive from breathtaking views. I honestly couldn't think of a better place to be.

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Radiant-Swimmer-5901@reddit

Most of it. Even some of the less scenic areas are only a short distance away from lovely ones.

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Party-Werewolf-4888@reddit

https://preview.redd.it/s5hn71wx1vrg1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c153e34db9d33f68324bfe7d45c64fcf67ec210a Im in the Lakes right now and its pretty hard to disagree with this

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wunderspud7575@reddit

Are you the farmer?

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Acrobatic-Ad584@reddit

Have you any chickens

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tvthrowaway366@reddit

Of course he’s the fucking farmer

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Wouldn’t the farmer not want people constantly walking through though?! 🤷‍♀️😂

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Acrobatic-Ad584@reddit

only if they are on holiday, by mistake

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Serious-Green-9707@reddit

Here. Hare. Here.

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fuggerdug@reddit

Don't threaten me with a dead fish!

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R0gu3tr4d3r@reddit

We don't want an eel, we want a pheasant.

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Yeah, that’s what I’m saying 🤣 Look I’m from Yorkshire (right on the edge of the peaks), so I would totally be an annoying tourist in the Lakes.

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Loud_Fisherman_5878@reddit

They don’t mind as long as you’re not from London.

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davyboi89@reddit

Listen we're bona fide, we're not from London!

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anabsentfriend@reddit

Stop saying that!

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TheWinterKing@reddit

Easily the most beautiful part of England. Not sure it’s close to the most beautiful part of the UK though.

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stevee05282@reddit

Well said, this looks like down the road in Scotland

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stevee05282@reddit

Looks like Scotland

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wdwhereicome2015@reddit

Cragwood?

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Party-Werewolf-4888@reddit

Water Yeat!

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Big-Turnover438@reddit

And this is why I am on Reddit.

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Lumpy_Ad104@reddit

Prettiest city is probably Edinburgh

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TheShakyHandsMan@reddit

York would like a word

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Forsaken-Yogurt-@reddit

York is a glorified town and is also too flat to be genuinely beautiful, there's no views, no vistas, no interesting angles and absolutely no features on the horizon.

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Delicious-Fee-6225@reddit

There’s a massive fuck off tower you can climb that overlooks the whole city

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Forsaken-Yogurt-@reddit

It's quite a small, short tower as far as towers go. And you can see the whole, flat, city of which only a small peoportis architecturally interesting. It hardly compares to places like Edinburgh

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Delicious-Fee-6225@reddit

In my head it’s ginormous 🤣

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stevee05282@reddit

I love York but agreed

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Forsaken-Yogurt-@reddit

I've lived in both, I'm not having a go at York I just find the idea it is as beautiful as Edinburgh to be highly amusing!

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stevee05282@reddit

I don't think they're even similar. Edinburgh is Endlessly gorgeous, it's more like London than it is York

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Lumpy_Ad104@reddit

York is great, and one of my favourite places.

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KitFan2020@reddit

Just don’t go Friday to Sunday if you want to avoid the Hen and Stag stampede.

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Able_Wedding_6681@reddit

Oxford >>>>

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Logical_Bake_3108@reddit

Tell me you only been to the centre without telling me 😅

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Forsaken-Yogurt-@reddit

Eh, got multiple parks, multiple pretty areas with nice architecture, little hills in it, bigger hills in the distance, literally attached to crammond, two castles the superior of which is basically in a council estate. Like sure there are some parts which are standard uninspiring suburb or slightly grim estate (sorry Moredun, at least you have that really great bakery as a small compensation), but it's not actually possible to be a city without that being true - no city in the world is stunning from edge to edge, that's the kind of thing on villages or exceptionally small towns could achieve.

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Still-BangingYourMum@reddit

Northamptonshire especially Corby and the historically important Kingswood estate

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AdvanceAlive2103@reddit

Dear God 🤦🏽‍♀️

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Still-BangingYourMum@reddit

Don't you knock the earthly heaven that was 6 telephone boxes, The Maple leaf and the what used to be a central fountain that was drained.

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Still-BangingYourMum@reddit

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BfTIaYhCQAAnsPk.jpg for the disbilieving

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Still-BangingYourMum@reddit

I also did a fingertip tour of Corby a few years ago over on imgur. So you can see it from it past as areas were built

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Andyetnotsomuch@reddit

Scunthorpe. There’s a hint in the name.

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Evening-Tomatillo-47@reddit

You'll like Cockermouth then!

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Andyetnotsomuch@reddit

Pratt’s Bottom?

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kbrown05515@reddit

The best parts of the UK are the villages outside major cities.

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netflix-ceo@reddit

Yh Slough is pretty good

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Funk5oulBrother@reddit

Sloughs good, but have you seen Slough *Trading Estate*

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Beneficial-Essay-857@reddit

There’s a great place that does a mean breakfast baguette though…

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Superb_Literature547@reddit

Slough isn't a village, Datchet is. His comment holds up.

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HollyGoLately@reddit

Very true, they’re not always welcoming but they are much nicer. Let’s face it, we’ve all had an “Are you local?” look when we’ve walked into a village pub.

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AskUK-ModTeam@reddit

This topic has been discussed either too often over time or recently. Please search the sub or Google instead.

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Own-Fishing-8283@reddit

A place that is hugely under-rated, but really deserves to be better known, is the Malvern Hills and their hinterland. Lovely English towns and villages nestling in the lee of some beautiful hill walking territory. It's right in the heart of the shire, classic English countryside that has barely changed in centuries.

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BumblebeeNo6356@reddit

Cornwall is just stunning, but we are so lucky in this country to have some much beauty to choose from.

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Bbew_Mot@reddit

The summit of Ben Macdui

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OldGodsAndNew@reddit

Not even in the top 50 best views from Munro summits

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Bbew_Mot@reddit

Sounds like I need to do more Munros! It was certainly better than the summit of Ben Nevis!

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Andyetnotsomuch@reddit

As long as it’s not raining (so, about 10% chance of extreme wonder)

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Bwca_at_the_Gate@reddit

The mountains of Wales, The Highlands of Scotland and the coastline of Cornwall. In short, all the Celtic nations

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Superb-Ad-8823@reddit

Scotland

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OldGodsAndNew@reddit

Possilpark is beautiful

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yankdetected@reddit

Just all of it? Even easterhouse?

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Radiant-Swimmer-5901@reddit

Easterhouse isn't marketed as a holiday location but it's actually not far from many lovely places.

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irishstreams@reddit

Inner Hebrides

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OldGodsAndNew@reddit

Not really a thing tbf, that covers a huge range of islands down the entire length of Scotland - grouping Skye & Raasay with Bute & Cumbrae doesn't make any sense

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knittingkitten04@reddit

Outer Hebrides https://preview.redd.it/xatq4nybgyrg1.jpeg?width=1752&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2e2f6f844fba4bc4fe536ac4e15cc97d9ebcafad

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Even_Passenger_3685@reddit

Middle Hebrides!

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massie_le@reddit

Highlands. Can't believe the lack of reference to this area. It pisses over everything else.

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OldGodsAndNew@reddit

Totally agree, people genuinely suggesting Bath or Norfolk when Skye, the Fisherfield wilderness & Knoydart exist for a lot of people in the south of England, the north of Scotland is basically Narnia. Cos if you're in e.g. Kent/Essex, it's effectively a full days' travel to get anywhere north west of Perth, so it gets treated like a foreign country that people will go on holiday to once in their lifetime

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achillea4@reddit

That's an entirely subjective question and depends on what you find nice. There are thousands of nice places in the UK.

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Successful-Tap-50@reddit

Stoke on a rainy Tuesday is hard to beat

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Norfuckingood@reddit

Norfolk.

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Far-Presentation6307@reddit

Do you have dyslexia? He said the nicest part of the UK, not the incest part

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Cr1tfail@reddit

Which city just won the award for Nicest Place to Live in the UK from the Sunday Times? 🫂

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Norfuckingood@reddit

Norwich of course, we’ve known that for years. N

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Norfuckingood@reddit

You’re right, don’t come here whatever you do, you wouldn’t like it.

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Codders94@reddit

Big up the Norfolk massif

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Norfuckingood@reddit

https://preview.redd.it/p9zh8pkw3yrg1.jpeg?width=976&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=798aa2a20bed8810dd328a52925dd26ad8791111 Golden Mile Posse!

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sunshinedave@reddit

High Six! ✋

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Norfuckingood@reddit

We are the reason some things are counted base 12

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Quirky-Respond93@reddit

😆😆

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Substantial-Fox-6764@reddit

Hi four* I count my webbed fingers as one

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Kind_Ad5566@reddit

I see what you did there 😉

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Substantial-Fox-6764@reddit

Cromer is where I want to die

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Norfuckingood@reddit

Cromer is where everyone goes to die. Eat crab, walk pier and die

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one-tea27@reddit

That’s where I want to go on my next trip

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Programmer-Severe@reddit

Bring a good book or two

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one-tea27@reddit

Yes! I’ll probably finish reading the 1,600 page biography of Nelson there

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arpw@reddit

A night in Thetford and then up to King's Lynn for a long weekend 👌

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CoolDadCoffee@reddit

Hard to beat Chester as a city coupled with its proximity to north wales

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ConsistentCrazy5745@reddit

𝙲𝚑𝚎𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚒𝚜 𝚗𝚒𝚌𝚎

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ghb93@reddit

Bleddy Kernow it is shag. Geddon.

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Necessary_Money_9757@reddit

I think Cornwall

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DecompressionIllness@reddit

Close-ish to me in the North West, there’s some pine forests that back on to beaches that take some beating, especially when the sun’s out.

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breakermorant1963@reddit

The Kent Weald is beautiful, as are the South Downs.

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kbrown05515@reddit

https://preview.redd.it/saowaab2uyrg1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cd8d8ce81cca8badffee1932640f0a65c2182e8f Scottish Borders

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jimicus@reddit

A number of people have said Slough, but I think Swindon has its charms.

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Teembeau@reddit

I live in Swindon and there are actually some lovely parts to it, some beautiful villages around it, too. The problem is that about 90% of people either come into the centre of town or go from the M4 to a trading estate. Which look like shit. Nearly everyone that isn't living here sees the absolute worst parts of it. Photo attached is Wood Street, which if you didn't know better, you'd think was in some bougie Cotswold town. https://preview.redd.it/0hdfy2z8syrg1.png?width=2500&format=png&auto=webp&s=bdcad59393efad459791a53510c58dd12ca05c5b

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bananagumboot@reddit

Full of little slugs

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Bnevillewood@reddit

With no personalities

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MickySouris@reddit

The Scottish Highlands and Islands are the only world class scenery in the U.K. There are plenty of other nice areas, but they’re places you can find in most European countries. Scotland is more rare.

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G00DNIGHT-IR3N3@reddit

https://preview.redd.it/fnjgg2vg6vrg1.jpeg?width=5712&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9f94fc014b57f4047bebb68dabb277139506375b Cornwall is just bliss

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benny_from_the_block@reddit

On a similar note, the beaches and coast of South Wales. Rhossili Bay in particular. Cornwall, Devon and South Wales have some incredibly beautiful coast lines.

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Aromatic-Board7842@reddit

please stop talking. I grew up in Cornwall. moved because the Londoners priced all the locals out of jobs and housing. moved to Wales. please stop talking please

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alstroemeriaXopuntia@reddit

How does Wales measure up beach and nature-wise?

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Thomasinarina@reddit

This is ridiculous. Everyone already knows about wales. Its too late

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JGlover92@reddit

Stop blaming Londoners, I can't afford a home in my own city let alone a second home in Cornwall.

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DR_95_SuperBolDor@reddit

All of the Atlantic coast I've seen is awesome. I'd actually say the best bit is probably Northern Spain, but keeping to the UK the West Coast of Scotland is my favourite. It is a shame the UK lost most of the trees, that's my biggest gripe about the Atlantic coast here.

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PatchcordAdams@reddit

South Wales is a cheat code. I’m surrounded by insanely beautiful countryside, beaches and mountains within a short drive. A few train stops and into the city. And can get to Bristol in 1hr, London in 2. I think it’s only the M4 choke point that’s suppressed prices. Wouldn’t live anywhere else.

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G00DNIGHT-IR3N3@reddit

Aye my partner adores Rhossili and the Gower. My photo is Sennen Cove which is beautiful - always prefer the most southern (or western!) parts of Cornwall v the more traditionally popular areas like Newquay and Padstow

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Perception_4992@reddit

No, anywhere north is nicer. People should go up there instead, give Cornwall a miss there’s nothing to see here..

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Metal_Octopus1888@reddit

But outsiders are not welcome right? No matter how many of your pasties we buy 😭

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

So I’m from Yorkshire, I’ve never actually been able to visit Cornwall because for some reason you have to book like a year in advance just to stay somewhere … it’s mad

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BillWilberforce@reddit

It's not quite that bad B&Bs in Newquay start at £59 a night and hostels start at £20.

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

I’m way too old for a hostel my lovely (but thank you!), I’m happy to pay for a nice hotel etc, it’s just they do seem booked up a year in advance. I just would never know if I wanted to go there a year beforehand … so, I just never have. You know? The London people have it all booked up I think 🙈😜

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BillWilberforce@reddit

There's loads of hotels, with availability just go to booking.com or similar and you'll find one.

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Thanks 😊 a couple of people have said that now and I really appreciate it. Happy to be wrong because this means I can actually visit more easily 😀

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trysca@reddit

This just isn't true. We stayed in Fowey recently and booked the same week a couple days in advance.

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Oh that’s good then! I’m happy to be wrong. 😊 that means I could actually visit then

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burtsarmpson@reddit

I go there for work and book a day or two in advance, no issue

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Oh! Well, this is really good news. I’m a woman from Yorkshire but my husband is European and I’ve always wanted to show him more of the UK. I’ve never been to Cornwall either so this is awesome. Thanks for telling me!

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G00DNIGHT-IR3N3@reddit

Haha it’s not that bad but also depends where and when you’re going - summer in St Ives or Newquay, yeah no chance. But a quiet February weekend near Lands End, for example… much more manageable. That said, you’ve got the Dales on your doorstep, so you’re equally winning :)

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

I know, but I’d like to see more of our gorgeous island. I guess you are quite right - off season may be better. Where would you recommend for a first time visitor to Cornwall? Not too touristy, just want to see the beautiful coast etc etc and have good seafood.

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trysca@reddit

For seafood Newlyn is the best Mackerel Sky for example they send the best fish up to London and the rest of Cornwall but also Looe. I would suggest Mevagissey or Fowey on the south coast. St ives is lovely off season but St Agnes and the Tintagel area are lovely - I actually quite like Padstow despite the Rick Stein hate.

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Thank you! Screen shotted this too so I can refer back to it. Appreciate it 😊

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G00DNIGHT-IR3N3@reddit

Can’t comment too much on seafood as not my specific cuisine of choice but I’m western Cornwall, so anywhere from Lands End up to St Ives (so Sennen, St Just, Zennor etc) have lovely coastlines - highly recommend Nanjizal or Lantic Bay (near Fowey). Equally on the other side there’s Mousehole which is a wicked little town and Portcurno with a lovely ‘hidden’ beach and the outdoor Minack theatre. Falmouth is extremely popular and expensive comparatively but nice. St Austell probably a more appropriate town for ‘not too touristy’ v the other big hitters like Newquay.

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Screenshotted this. Thanks 😊😊💋 very much!

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G00DNIGHT-IR3N3@reddit

Salmon and cod will do but the rest is too much for me haha. You’re welcome, good luck if you ever manage to make it down south!

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Thank you my friend 💋 and hope you come visit us in the Peaks!

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Cute-Capybara@reddit

Just went on booking . Com and am seeing plenty of options now and in summer for accommodation. If you want to go, this will not be an obstacle.

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Oh! Well THANK YOU! That’s really nice of you. If that’s the case maybe I should get over my preconceptions and just have a look then. I appreciate that, thank you :)

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gherkinassassin@reddit

North Wales or the Outer Hebrides

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massie_le@reddit

Highlands. Can't believe the lack of reference to this area. It pisses over everything else.

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stevee05282@reddit

Because no one's bothered themselves to go. Shame

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Far-Presentation6307@reddit

Because it's cold and wet and dark. Beautiful for about 50 days of the year though.

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Chrisjamesmc@reddit

It’s beautiful in the Winter too though.

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Bobcat-2@reddit

I love Morayshire and The Black Isle. Recently took a train to Thurso for work and it was just stunning. Some of the best beaches I’ve ever been to round that area too. Here’s some pics of my favourite place in the world! https://preview.redd.it/yc8wkrqh3yrg1.png?width=2857&format=png&auto=webp&s=a0037877faa7ba8d69b14d4d54883c3cba4ddd51

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Able_Wedding_6681@reddit

Oxford and the Cotswolds

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GerryPrecious@reddit

North Wales, easily.

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MGBGTLE@reddit

Grimsby

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msac84@reddit

Not Cornwall… I live here and Scotland is a million times more beautiful

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SwaggingtonJunior@reddit

Devon, Cornwall, and the Scottish Highlands. But Scotland is very dark in winter.

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msac84@reddit

West Scotland

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TheRedWasp1974@reddit

https://preview.redd.it/upvwq1lokyrg1.jpeg?width=2048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6918fbbdcc734cfa22252a0f3c8c210b0b25bd43 It's the Lake District for me though would say Highlands if I lived a little closer and it didn't have midges

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Emmanuel-Macaroon@reddit

The Highlands/ Hebrides. Easily the most beautiful landscape in the country. Cornwall/ the Lake District/ parts of Wales are all lovely. But the Highlands/ Hebrides are top in more ways than one.

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NoCold3997@reddit

Where i live ....Shropshire.

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CeaselessWatcher00@reddit

I completely agree. Am London born and bred but I adore Shropshire.

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NoCold3997@reddit

I live in ludlow ..brilliant place to live.

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caffeine-enthusiasm@reddit

I love Ludlow! I’m in Shrewsbury and love it here too.

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NoCold3997@reddit

Hello neighbour 😁😁

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RufusBowland@reddit

I’ve got family in the area and enjoy my visits down to the ‘Shire. A different kind of scenic to where I live in NW England,

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Delicious-Fee-6225@reddit

Nottingham

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ahamelis@reddit

Cornwall, Pembrokeshire, Skye and Antrim.

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xxbartex@reddit

Most of Lincolnshire, York, Cotswolds, all of Cornwall, the Peak and lake District

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ByronsLastStand@reddit

Honestly, there are plenty of places in-contention, as far as I'm concerned. *Ceredigion, especially around Llanbedr and Aberaeron *Eryri (Tolkien loved it) *The Caledonian Forest *Edinburgh *Northumberland *Durham *York *The Cotswolds *Bath *The Lizard

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LaloSalamanca1991@reddit

Peak District or Scottish Highlands

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Erivandi@reddit

The Scottish Highlands are very beautiful but I don't like the small towns. All the young people moved away so they're pretty much empty and there's nothing to do unless you drive like 50 miles. Then again, Inverness is the self-styled capital of the Highlands and it's lovely.

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Radiant-Swimmer-5901@reddit

Inverness is a dump now, sadly.

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BluejayHot7441@reddit

Peak indeed 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

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CicatriceDeFeu@reddit

Calm it

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Crocadilapig@reddit

City of Culture Bradford

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DR_95_SuperBolDor@reddit

Most of these places are in England, in which case I must add the Weald. I particularly love the Cairngorms, most of Wales and Scotland is pretty awesome to be fair.

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lizannlogan@reddit

Exmoor is stunning. Many different landscapes and ecosystems plus the sea with cliffs and rocky shores.

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Excellent_Bank6964@reddit

Wales, extraordinarily beautiful and diverse ♥️♥️

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vibrant_squirrel@reddit

The road out of it

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craftaleislife@reddit

Loads of people will say the lakes. But you get the same environment and more without the prices and tourists in certain parts of wales.

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Extra_Actuary8244@reddit

In most of wales with the addition of the beautiful culture. North wales and Scottish highlands are my answer to this post

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pinkdaisylemon@reddit

Spent so many family holidays from a little kid to adulthood in North Wales. Absolutely beautiful. Stunning and magical. Can't imagine a more wonderful place. I can never go back now as it would be too heartbreaking without my parents and grandparents who have all passed away. Every place would remind me of thier loss. But it's the most amazing place. You never knew what would be around the next corner. Literally has everything. Mountains, lakes, rivers, beaches, castles, cute villages. For me it's the most beautiful place I can think of.

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nhilistic_daydreamer@reddit

>But you get the same environment and more without the prices and tourists in certain parts of wales. You’re right, Wales is just as nice, only downfall is the Welsh signs make you feel like you’re having a stroke.

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SnooStrawberries2342@reddit

Travelling internationally must be traumatic for you

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Lufc87@reddit

Well, apart from the fucking massive lakes

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DelynBus@reddit

For me it's the north of the Llyn peninsula. Beauty of Cornwall but not the same amount of tourists

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Shinyandsmooth8@reddit

Eh I love Wales. I love the Scottish Highlands the most (I’m Scottish so biased) but the Lakes are absolutely beautiful and unique. I feel like the Lakes is what every fantasy novelist trying to create a medieval cosy setting goes for

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coffeewalnut08@reddit

I love both, but I feel the Lake District is more intimate because everything is more bunched together. So you can see a lot of colours, environments and natural features in a short distance there. Wales feels more spaced out, so feels less intimate to me…. Just my opinion. Both are beautiful though, I adored my times in Wales :)

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Manatsuu@reddit

Well yeah a lot of the time it comes down to just which is easier for you to reach. Living in Newcastle, if I have a full day free for a countryside outing, 9/10 times I’ll go to the lakes because it’s a 2 hours very scenic drive away. Wales it obviously amazing too, as are the Scottish highlands and other areas. But ultimately the best place to go is just what is relatively easy to reach from where you are, at the start anyway.

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scotsman1919@reddit

Skye, west coast of Scotland, outer Hebrides

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TheBestBigAl@reddit

Had to scroll way too far before someone said Skye. I've said before that I don't think it's possible to take a bad photo there.

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BreqsCousin@reddit

It depends on what you like. I like going to the theatre more than I like hiking so London is better than the Lake District for me. Other people may have different preferences.

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Ambivalent-Axolotl@reddit

I grew up in the Lakes as a teen - wanting gigs and culture/not liking rainy weather, had a miserable time. Would much rather have been in London!

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Ok_Air_9048@reddit

North east

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yankdetected@reddit

Like Aberdeen? Personally I think it looks quite depressing but each to their own

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ZarathustraMorality@reddit

I’d throw Northumberland up there

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Sirlacker@reddit

I mean if you want countryside just stay out of towns and cities and you'll find tons of amazing areas. Could probably throw a dart at a map of the UK and then just aim to visit the closest village and end up somewhere beautiful.

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Sir-Tommy-Vercetti@reddit

Slough

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slade364@reddit

Slough'als nightlife is incredible; it's got two nightclubs. It's got Chasers and New York, New York. They call it the nightclub that never sleeps. That closes 1am. There was a themed nightclub called Henry the Eights. This was incredible. It had the Anne Bol-inn, this is true, as you went into the loo, there was a sign that said "mind your head" (nice!), and underneath someone had written 'and don't get your Hampton Court!' It's not there any more. But not a day goes by that I don't think about it.

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Krizzlin@reddit

I was thinking about this the other day and it genuinely only just occurred to me that the Hampton part is a legitimate rhyming slang term. I had always thought this was simply a throwaway line like you can make anything sound like penis in the right context and Hampton Court was just relevant because Henry VIII but no, it's layered. Hampton is short for Hampton Wick in rhyming slang. Hampton Court is obviously the palace of Henry VIII. It's actually pretty hard to imagine the residents of early 00s Slough were able to put this little pun together whilst off their tits on vodka red bull. Just another example of the laughs we have around here. So...

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PomegranateV2@reddit

That's right. I only learned that watching the movie Legend about the Krays. There's something about the word "Hampton" that's just funny.

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Quirky-Respond93@reddit

No need to explain. We got it a few years back 🙄

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Krizzlin@reddit

To clarify I was highlighting my own slowness at recognising the gag. I'm not trying to suggest I've suddenly uncovered a deeper meaning some 25 years later. I just wanted to lay out my thought process to explain how it just now made a second level of sense to me, even if I am literally decades behind everyone else. It's the layers. It was made like that.

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Appropriate_Emu_6930@reddit

It isn’t fit for humans now

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Sussurator@reddit

Ah, slough. I lived there for a few month. Really loved how they managed to make all the infrastructure blend in with nature. https://preview.redd.it/rjfuefpv5vrg1.jpeg?width=995&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3d6aa3452ae034ff71213c477bc5ff28a09bc136

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Kind_Parsnip720@reddit

Looks like Isengard once Saruman orders the trees to be cut down

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

🤣

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TheRealPyroManiac@reddit

I don’t think you solve town planning problems by dropping bombs all over the place so he’s embarrassed himself there next

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MickSpiv@reddit

Define "nicest"?

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KitFan2020@reddit

I believe the definition of ‘nice’ is ‘pleasant, agreeable or satisfactory, often used to describe enjoyable experiences. An attractive appearance.’

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Legitimate-Habit4920@reddit

South West is best and Devon is heaven.

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Radiant-Swimmer-5901@reddit

Scotland.

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KitFan2020@reddit

Vast parts of Glasgow, Paisley and Inverclyde aren’t very scenic tbh…

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CodeToManagement@reddit

Yorkshire

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11theman@reddit

Bradford 🥹😍

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MushroomBright8626@reddit

Causeway coast of Northern Ireland

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neutronburst@reddit

North Wales, Snowdonia, Anglesey...

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Fantastic_Back3191@reddit

Most parts of Devon.

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uamvar@reddit

The Northern West Coast of Scotland on the one sunny day of the year.

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TheFlyingScotsman60@reddit

The Highlands of Scotland just entered the chat ....oops. https://preview.redd.it/d72lw1zh2yrg1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=db4377a2d804d385ad0f11ed9a30dbaa5c8d1dfb

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No-Wealth4955@reddit

Portmeirion - a piece of Italy in Wales.

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BLightyear67@reddit

Cornwall

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Locktopii@reddit

St. Evenage

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Hopeful_Neat_8706@reddit

The Cairngorms National Park.

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Nice-Savings-4160@reddit

There are so many beautiful places around the UK so it's difficult to say unless you have been everywhere. Very few replies mention the Scottish borders, Fife, the West Highlands that are all worth a mention. My favourite would be Crail just south of St Andrews.

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RebeccaCheeseburger@reddit

Tenby Pembrokeshire

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lardarz@reddit

The actual North, north of t'North

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Lollypop1305@reddit

The Scottish highlands

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humblepaul@reddit

How long is a piece of string?

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Fluffy-Plastics@reddit

Rhyl

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lordrothermere@reddit

The Jurassic Coast.

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Formal-Guarantee777@reddit

Northumberland coast. Bamburgh and Lindisfarne are highlights..

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FoxxiStarr2112@reddit

Scotland

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RRW2020@reddit

Cotswolds

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RRW2020@reddit

Actually I might change mine to the lakes. The lakes are stunning.

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attilathetwat@reddit

I would recommend one bucket list drive. Go from Edinburgh to Glencoe to Applecross. Do it at this time of year before the main tourist season and midges. Take your time and plan for several stops. Time your drive into Applecross for evening and hope the universe rewards with one of the most breathtaking views available on the planet

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No-Conversation4193@reddit

In my opinion, North Wales. It has Snowdonia national park, amazing walks, stunning beaches such as Newborough, Ynys Llanddwyn and so many nice little towns and villages

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CongealedBeanKingdom@reddit

Antrim coast

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attilathetwat@reddit

The West Highlands (apart from Midges)

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Ashie2112@reddit

We’ve just come back from a few days on Exmoor: all bubbling rivers, little stone bridges and steep narrow roads. Just beautiful … https://preview.redd.it/hcu42vzd8vrg1.jpeg?width=3712&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bccdb81deee101260bb285bb95ef871940922979

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_real_ooliver_@reddit

The steep narrow roads there was my first proper "rural drive" after passing my test, barely made it up a hill in a fully loaded car, but was fun to go around after

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Ashie2112@reddit

They are a test for sure. Even for a proficient driver. Porlock Hill nearly took me out the first time!

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

That’s a really gorgeous photo. I’m from Yorkshire so I’m used to pretty little bridges and scenery - and this is a beautiful photo, reminds me of the shire in Lord of the rings

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Ashie2112@reddit

Thank you. We were in Lorna Doone valley, which was just so lovely. We had been here before about 20 years ago but it was great to explore the area again. We loved it. Yorkshire of course is also just beautiful ☺️

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Are you a photographer? It’s a beautiful photo 😊😍

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Ashie2112@reddit

No not at all - just a point and shoot camera 😄

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

Well you have a knack for it!! 😍

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Ashie2112@reddit

Thank you! 😊

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Purple_Moon516@reddit

Milton Keynes

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weaselbeef@reddit

Northumberland, hands down. It's so beautiful and quiet.

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750volts@reddit

Somerset is very underrated, I live in Taunton, it's a lovely town with lots of independent shops, some great beaches as well as the Quantocks and Exmoor are an easy drive away.

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Competitive_Cap2411@reddit

Edinburgh is a historically beautiful city (if you’re looking for modern beauty prob not for you) but it also has the benefit of the Pentland hills,Arthur’s seat,Braid Hills, water of leith and much more in terms of walks,scenery,nature. I am a 20 min bus ride to the city centre, I can also walk to the foot of the Pentland hills in 20 mins and see highland cow,deers,horses,sheep etc on the regular. I really do appreciate that. It’s great for wee ones.

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Manatsuu@reddit

I mean if you’re talking about pure countryside then the Lake District or the Scottish highlands imo. But I mean if you’re talking about it advising someone here as a tourist, then it’s different. Just depends what they mean by the ‘nicest’ part of somewhere.

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LundieDCA@reddit

I'd say, base yourself in Liverpool or Manchester, beautiful cities with friendly people and vibrant night life, take day trips to North Wales, Lake District, and Peak District for walks and scenery.

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Competitive_Cap2411@reddit

Edinburgh is fab because it has all of the above in one :)

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xander012@reddit

Eryri.

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ams3000@reddit

Scotland is hard to beat. The drive or train ride up there is breath taking and Edinburgh is so lovely to visit. The lovhs are stunning. The lakes are stunning but the vibe is a little meh. Devon and Cornwall are both beautiful in parts but very busy in the summer. Nope to Yorkshire for me. Parts of wales are hard to beat. South wales in particular.

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soulsteela@reddit

Snowdonia for natural beauty.

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TraderNono@reddit

Personally lake district for me so much so I visit once every year. Also the Scottish Highland areas and plenty of areas along the nc500 route is also one of the best scenic locations I've experienced.

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WastedYouth39@reddit

Coming from someone who lived in a very popular town in South Warwickshire, close to the Cotswolds and been to Cornwall many a time, i can firmly say all the pretty or nicest parts of the Country are absolute hell on a sunny bank holiday, I could think of nothing worse than being in Cornwall or Stow on the Wold on a sunny bank holiday.

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fookreddit22@reddit

Scotland and wales

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Peskycat42@reddit

The New Forest for me https://preview.redd.it/dt0ruwj3wwrg1.jpeg?width=1046&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8d6205bd9533ba4b25df78083feeb5a38511caba

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SnooMacarons9618@reddit

It depends where they are from. From hot countries - generally very green areas (the lake district being the obvious place), somewhere landlocked - beaches (Gower peninsula). somewehere flat and hot - north wales (small mountains, greenery, rain), somewhere with a lot of natural scenery (yanks, Aussies) - old towns and small villages. Really the whole country is pretty damn nice, even the bits we tend to think are a bit rubbish, to someone. It took an Indian colleague and friend to make me realise just how beautiful our little Island is.

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j_the_inpaler@reddit

Definitely the Lake District

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halen2024@reddit

I live in Rutland, it’s very pretty. People come from overseas to visit Rutland Water

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BrieflyVerbose@reddit

Eryri

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Bum_Nut@reddit

I've lived in both the Lake District and the south coast of Devon, and I would likely choose Devon, mainly for its bucolic quaintness. Even though both are beautiful in their own way

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Lufc87@reddit

If it's not from Yorkshire, it's shite

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yellowarmy1@reddit

London. Whatever your views on it, it’s an exceptional city.

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EvilTaffyapple@reddit

Whilst I agree, it’s really not representative of the vast majority of the UK. We’re like 85% rolling hills and boggy marshland. Everything outside of London is more like the UK than London is.

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PortPiscarilius@reddit

Agree. I feel like all big cities around the world are more similar to each other than they are to the countries they happen to be in.

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Few_Tailor2925@reddit

Strongly disagree. London holds a huge proportion of the UK’s population, and most Brits live in cities that are becoming more similar to London. Naturally London has some of the wealthiest parts of the country, as well as some of the most culture.

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mallucharva@reddit

not really? when such a large proportion of britain’s population lives in the london area, and more live in cities that are becoming more like london.

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aj_speaks@reddit

That’s a fair point but “nicest” means different to different people and London holds it owns as a megalopolis to natures beauty

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Good-Gur-7742@reddit

I’m from the Cotswolds so I’m biased and would always pick that haha.

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DumCrescoSpero@reddit

Lake District, Scottish Highlands, Peak District, Snowdonia National Park

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Princes_Slayer@reddit

Whichever scenic part I happen to be in awe of as I pass through it. We live near the north Wales border so getting there for holidays is easy. Driving to Anglesey and seeing Snowdonia range, especially covered in snow, is lovely. Then there is the drive we sometimes do through to Machynlleth and beyond which has fabulous vista. We holiday in Pembrokeshire a lot as we adore the beaches. But then we’ll go elsewhere like the lakes, Northumberland, Peak District and Scotland, and are in awe at those areas as well.

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DW_555@reddit

Rural Oxfordshire is glorious. The Scottish Highlands are amazing too

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Significant_Gur_7587@reddit

I’m yet to go to Cornwall or the south coast, but I’ve been in many places in the UK and only the Scottish Highlands took my breath away. I didn’t expect it because I had been in Bath and didn’t think I’d see a more beautiful place in the UK, but I wasn’t expecting the highlands to be that amazing.

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HollyGoLately@reddit

Scottish highlands

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_real_ooliver_@reddit

Plenty of responses but I'll add my own. Depends on what you like so I have a few - moved to South Wales for uni and been a few other places The gower peninsula has some wonderful coasts. North (West) Wales is all round cute with all the villages Exmoor wildlife on the...moors is lovely to see after barely making it up some hills Riding through the Brecon Beacons (Bannay Brycheiniog) so close to home had plenty of variety

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Gothlytical@reddit

West Yorkshire

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kayzgguod@reddit

its all subjective....and limited to what people have SEEN

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InfectedEllie@reddit

North Wales. (Not Rhyl)

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Alternative_Talk3324@reddit

The Wirral is lovely if you get the right spot.

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drymangamer101@reddit

I wouldn’t go so far as to say the nicest part but Brighton and the surrounding area of Sussex is always lovely during the spring and summer

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Calm_Eggplant9911@reddit

Recently moved to Devon, and it's lovely. Didn't move from overseas and I've been here many times before. But I heartily recomend it.

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Substantial-Fox-6764@reddit

North Norfolk If you’ve been in the summer, you know

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RianJohnsonIsAFool@reddit

I grew up there so I'm biased but the answer is the Hebrides, South Uist specifically. >The Good One made the Hebrides on the eighth day and this was the way of it. The world was finished and the Good One was mighty tired and took a rest and, while He was resting, He thought “I have shown my earth-children the power of my mind, in rock and mountain and tree and wind and flower. And I have shown them the likeness of my mind, for I have made theirs like my own. And I have shown them the love of my mind, for I have made them happy. But halt,” says the Good One to Himself, “I have not shown them the beauty of my mind.” So the next day, and that was the eighth day, He takes up a handful of jewels and opens a window in the sky and throws them down into the sea. And those jewels are the Hebrides.

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ConorVerified@reddit

North Coast of Ireland.

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Excali20@reddit

York is the nicest city I’d say

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ExoneratedPhoenix@reddit

All the runways dotted about to leave it.

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coffeewalnut08@reddit

Why do you think that

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ExoneratedPhoenix@reddit

Looked around the place lately? The decline breaks my heart, but it exists. I've lived in UK a long time now, it really has gone downhill significantly.

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DeliciousUse7585@reddit

Probably hull

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Thelichemaster@reddit

The South west in general. Its funny the further from London and the big cities the preferred counties are generally the nicer they are.

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YarnPenguin@reddit

Peak District 100%. The view from the top of Kinder Scout maybe.

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shopinhower@reddit

Scottish Highlands and it’s not even close.

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Geezer-McGeezer@reddit

Basildon

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-the-monkey-man-@reddit

Surely the Lake District but arguably anywhere out in the “country” is nice. Most people in cities and suburbia, myself included, forget this

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HirsuteHacker@reddit

Lake district. Hands down.

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appletinicyclone@reddit

I don't want to say nicest part as I haven't been everywhere but Bath is pretty fantastic as is wells and Glastonbury. And there's some places in west Sussex that are like oh this must be England's paradise type of lovely. Bath is one of those city's where it's confusing because it is British but has a Italian level of laid back. I heard someone singing opera there outside the abbey I guess or something It was good. It was so good it reversed my cynicism about the country

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coffeewalnut08@reddit

Bath is divine

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coffeewalnut08@reddit

Lake District, Cornwall, Devon, North Yorkshire.

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baddymcbadface@reddit

There is no one place.

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Swallow33@reddit

Countryside - North Lakes City - York

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Alone-Cellist3886@reddit

Croydon

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nonsequitur__@reddit

North Yorkshire, without a doubt - I’d happily move there. North Wales is beautiful too.

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Jeffuk88@reddit

Yorkshire dales but im biased... I still love seeing the hills appear on my commute from Leeds

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Crayen5@reddit

Peterborough

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poeticwhisper69@reddit

South Leeds

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CryptographerUpbeat8@reddit

KERNOW

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Terrible-Group-9602@reddit

The coast

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Defiant-Tackle-0728@reddit

Thats a hard one. Ive lived all over and spent lots of time elsewhere too. Grew up on the edge of the Peak District. Holidayed in Cornwall and the Lake District. Lived on the South Downs, Kent, Dumfries and now in Northern Ireland and the coast is just stunning.... https://preview.redd.it/gsgua636evrg1.jpeg?width=1226&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9cc25c83397d30de301bf80e32046c2de64582b2

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Hes-behind-you@reddit

Symonds Yat - Herefordshire

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slade364@reddit

I grew up around Yat Rock. It's lovely, and perhaps I'm just overly familiar with the place, but I think the Lake District and parts of Cornwall / Devon are nicer. I'd probably prefer the Highlands too, though I've not yet visited.

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Hes-behind-you@reddit

I suppose it's a small area and maybe more of a postcard type nice. There's nice countryside around it.

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ReputationApart5983@reddit

Cotswolds are notoriously racist so it wont be nice from someone from overseas, someone of colour anyway. London would probably be the best answer.

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Shot_Net3794@reddit

Northumberland - Outside the SE

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AsparagusDramatic475@reddit

The north east of England underrated. Amazingly friendly people. Long sandy beaches. A forest. Numerous castles. Endless lovely villages. Quiet. Each to their own though.

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Turbulent-Macaroon74@reddit

I live near the Cotswold and it’s not here, it’s nice but no Cornwall, Devon, Lake District,

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Miserable-Pin-9971@reddit

South west

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Acrobatic-Ad584@reddit

Reading

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RV_X8@reddit

North Coast 500

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stillshadowy@reddit

Lake District and rural Lancashire.

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Acrobatic-Ad584@reddit

That's the thing about Britain it has so much geography. It's a matter of taste.

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McGubbins@reddit

There's a reason that Kent is called the Garden of England. Probably because of the compost heap tucked away behind the shed in the Isle of Sheppey. The nicest part is the furthest from that compost heap - Cornwall.

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Brown_Supremacist94@reddit

Small Heath, Birmingham

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Commercial_Level_615@reddit

North Wales. Mountains and beaches.

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having_an_accident@reddit

Bromley-by-Bow

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Kufiya_25@reddit

Snowdonia

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Idontunderstandmost@reddit

I would say the Peak District (because I’m from near there) but definitely I would accept the Lake District, Cornwall, Cotswolds … it’s super hard to answer this Q. I’d say Peak District if pushed, because it’s not just beauty it’s also people. And they are so friendly.

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biedernab@reddit

Devon

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MagicTriton@reddit

The bit of land that goes from Folkestone to Malaga

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DatGuy82772@reddit

North Yorkshire.

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Whosentyounow@reddit

We are in Branton just outside of Alnwick on holiday at the moment and it is beautiful.

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HiFiRoMan@reddit

Crawley mate. Crawley

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daksh798@reddit

aldeburgh, st ives, chester, bridgwater, torquay, st helier

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Scarred_fish@reddit

Shetland. Come along :)

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MelmanCourt@reddit

Applecross or Torridon

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BlackStarDream@reddit

Yorkshire. Yes, even Bradford and Doncaster.

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bjorno1990@reddit

Stevenage

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dope567fum@reddit

Somewhere in Scotland, Northern Ireland or Wales

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bunnybunny690@reddit

Wales. The sea, cliffs, waterfalls just wonderful scenery.

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rice_fish_and_eggs@reddit

Peak District but I have a soft spot for the North Pennines.

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Gullible-Try-3440@reddit

Bradford

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Vladamir_pootinn@reddit

Slough is beautiful is time of year

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Fluffy_Ad2274@reddit

I don't know if it's more beautiful than Luton, though. It's a very close run thing.

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risingscorpia@reddit

Devon or cornwall

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beernon@reddit

Umm Slough xDDD I’m so funny and original LOL

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kbm79@reddit

The North. Salt of the earth.

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Derfel60@reddit

Cornwall

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LowAioli3870@reddit

Skelmersdale

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idontlikemondays321@reddit

North Yorkshire and Northern Ireland

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KaleLord7@reddit

North Yorkshire from the trails used by forestry workers. The public rarely get to use these paths and the views - especially around Dalby Forest - are amazing

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dannyboomhead@reddit

probably Slough

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MediocreMan_@reddit

Toss up between Slough in Summer and Slough in Winter

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Key_Produce2617@reddit

Depends what they’re into. Nature and hills then Wales.

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Street-Mechanic3803@reddit

Crawley

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Fine-State8014@reddit

Surrey hills

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