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I'd like somewhere to go on a sunny day like today. It must be green, quiet and maybe with some water. Additional Details I was hoping for something more specific. Like the name of ...
I'll be in Birmingham shortly with my five year old daughter. Can anyone advise whats good to do in Brum on a Sunday? Can you get nice boat rides on the Canal system? Where are nice places to ...
I'm planning a trip to Scotland in the future and would like to visit some key points. I have about a week. Looking for recommendations from your personal experience. Would like to focus on ...
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Go to Dodd Wood, its a beautiful walk, walk to the summit, and i swear its the nearest place to heaven you will ever get, breathtakingly beautiful!!!
Alex P
I would say Ullswater, it is near to Windermere but doesnt have the bad weather! It is tranquil and has some good mountain ranges - if you are after a good holiday with walking and beauty, Ullswater is the place to go! There are some really nice campsites on the waters edge and it isnt to far away from the M6 but far enough to be in the country!
gill c
windermere
buggerlugs
i love hawkeshead
Karen D
all of the lake district is beautiful. i went 2 years running i loved so much. hawkshead and grasmere are lovely. we stayed on lake windermere which is a good base to start from. you have to visit hill top which was where beatrix potter lived. amazing to see in live what we know from her books. wherever you go you will love it anyway
Dafydd
It's all lovely. Derwent Water is particularly tranquil.
Marion,
Bowness on Windermere is a good Base
shelagh.medic@talk21.com
It's an interesting theory that Ullswaters weather isn't as bad as Windermeres! I live in the lakes and would not recommend Windermere unless you like somewhere a little bit too commercial, not my thing but does apeal to some. I would sugest you just pick a site and go there then explore. It's all beautiful and if you are in a car you can travel around and see a lot in 2 weeks.
Enjoy your visit, hope it doesn't rain too much!
Angel
Any part is beautiful
Paul
Its all lovely. There are some fantastic campsites all over the place!
Rosie says RELAX.
I live in the Lake District, all of the places are great so which ever one you choose, you're picking a good one :)
punkroka
Anywhere in the Lakes is spot on. Boot in Eskdale is rugged and remote with Englands highest mountain on your doorstep.
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