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Summer: Cornwall
Now: Centre Parcs. |
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Wordsmith99
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Newquay! Surf, meet people, stay in a hostel, it's cheap and sandy but you can have a great time. Recommend later in the year though. |
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Willz
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The South West is great in the summer i.e. South Devon or Corwall.
Nice scenery, beaches and pubs.....
Slapton is a nice village in Devon. Do a Yahoo search for Slapton sands.
Good luck...... |
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Just me
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bournemouth is the place to be! sunny & chilled out! I have a room to rent out! |
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helen b
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The beaches in Cornwall are amazing, coastal walks, lovely little towns to explore.
Take your rain coat though! |
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Paul
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Probably the North East for variety. You have fantastic countryside for walking and sightseeing, great cities like Durham & Newcastle, and smaller towns like Alnwick, Hexham & Berwick, a stunning coastline, good shopping, good nightlife, and theres Beamish. I would say stay in one of the Hotels in Newcastle, as they are of quite a good standard, but it depends on your budget as to where you can afford to stay! |
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Jessica M
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Pembrokeshire in West Wales is beautiful. There is loads to do here, beautiful beaches and coast line. Mile and miles of coast path. pretty little towns like Narberth and Newport. Great nights out in Tenby and Haverfordwest. Amazing restaurants such as the Blue Ball in Tenby and Kookaba in Saundersfoot. There are always loads of events on thoughout the year as well - check internet sites through google. |
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latiti
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Liverpool did, after all, win the EU title of "European Capital of Culture" 2008. |
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icewitch54
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All the places suggested are good but I would add to the list.....The Lake District and North Wales especially if anyone likes walking/hiking.
Both those areas have naturally outstanding beauty.
In terms of hotels etc......decide the area you wish to visit, your budget, and if you have no ideas about hotels then use a venue finding agency. They can source options in your chosen area and within you budget at no cost to you. They get their commission from whoever they place your business with. |
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manxbiker
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try the Isle of Man it is easy to get to you can fly from Dublin Jersey - Guernsey Birmingham - Bristol Newcastle Liverpool - London City - Manchester Birmingham - Geneva London Gatwick London Luton Liverpool Manchester Southampton Glasgow Edinburgh Belfast International - Belfast City - Blackpool - Gloucester Leeds Bradford and Amsterdam or you can go by boat from Liverpool or Heysham it wont take long to get there and there is plenty to do and plenty of places to stay when you get there and very easy to get around |
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cantilena91
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I'd suggest Wales as well, particularly the Gower peninsula area and Penclawdd. |
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BeepBoopBeep
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I've always wanted to go to Liverpool.. I've seen pictures and it looks like a fun place. |
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George P
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scotland!
it rules.
go mountaneering their..
stay in some bed and breakfast...
well it depends what your into, if you want to look at buildings and boring stuff like that then go to a city, but thats not what im into. |
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Misha
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I live in Leicester which is a good place to visit but i'd say Devon. Absolutely beautiful!! |
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Larry J
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Liverpool....why you ask? Because of the Beatles |
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'Er indoors!!
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Cornwall of course!!! P.S. I visited Ireland last year, and I am sorry to say, I was disappointed. My Dad came from Connemara, and everyone kept telling me how beautiful it is, which it is, but Cornwall is far prettier. |
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Layla
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Liverpooool! Go and see some Beatles "marks" out there. |
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Angel
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England. |
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Clyde Banks
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Glasgow...because it's miles better |
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Irn Bru
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simple answer - dont stop in the UK and carry on to Ireland |
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