The Lake District, England
This mountainous landscape is set in the north west county of Cumbria with some of the highest peaks and longest and deepest lakes in England. The minimum high above sea level is 3000 feet and it’s all set inside a national park.
This mountainous landscape is set in the north west county of Cumbria with some of the highest peaks and longest and deepest lakes in England. The minimum high above sea level is 3000 feet and it’s all set inside a national park.
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Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England
Set in the south west of England and boarding Wales, boasting a magnificent cathedral a local history that dates back 2000 years since the first Roman settlement.
Set in the south west of England and boarding Wales, boasting a magnificent cathedral a local history that dates back 2000 years since the first Roman settlement.
The Forth Bridge, Edinburgh, Scotland
This cantilever railway bridge sits over the Firth of Forth close to Edinburgh and was opened over 120 years ago taking a total of 7 years to build, it is still the world’s second-longest single span bridge.
This cantilever railway bridge sits over the Firth of Forth close to Edinburgh and was opened over 120 years ago taking a total of 7 years to build, it is still the world’s second-longest single span bridge.
St. Oswald’s Bay, Dorset, England
Situated on the rugged Coast in Dorset, this beautiful bay has a shingle beach and high limestone cliffs when visiting you need to be aware of rockfalls and landslides which quite often happen during springtime.
Situated on the rugged Coast in Dorset, this beautiful bay has a shingle beach and high limestone cliffs when visiting you need to be aware of rockfalls and landslides which quite often happen during springtime.
The Isle of Man, Self-governing British Crown Dependency
These ancients lands have a history dating back to 6500 BC, the island is situated in the middle of the Irish sea in between the British mainland and Ireland and is under it’s own control with queen Elizabeth holding the title “Lord of Mann. In more recent times it has become famous for the most prestigious and dangerous motor cycling event in the world the International Isle of Man TT which has been responsible for over 240 deaths since it’s conception.
These ancients lands have a history dating back to 6500 BC, the island is situated in the middle of the Irish sea in between the British mainland and Ireland and is under it’s own control with queen Elizabeth holding the title “Lord of Mann. In more recent times it has become famous for the most prestigious and dangerous motor cycling event in the world the International Isle of Man TT which has been responsible for over 240 deaths since it’s conception.
Land’s End, Cornwall, England
Sitting in the far south west corner of England on the Penwith peninsula this was literally the last land seen before heading west across the Atlantic ocean. This part of the country is steeped in history and tales of pirates and smugglers.
Sitting in the far south west corner of England on the Penwith peninsula this was literally the last land seen before heading west across the Atlantic ocean. This part of the country is steeped in history and tales of pirates and smugglers.
Robin Hood’s Bay, North Yorkshire, England
This small fishing village is situated on the coast of the North York Moors National Park close to, although the local town has named itself Robin Hood’s Bay there is no proof that he actually visited this area at any time.
This small fishing village is situated on the coast of the North York Moors National Park close to, although the local town has named itself Robin Hood’s Bay there is no proof that he actually visited this area at any time.
Carrickarede, Country Antrim, Northern Ireland
This tiny bridge leads to a tiny island at the end of a spit of land which can be quite treacherous when wet. Originally used by salmon fishermen for the summer moths unfortunately the salmon have long since gone due to over fishing.
This tiny bridge leads to a tiny island at the end of a spit of land which can be quite treacherous when wet. Originally used by salmon fishermen for the summer moths unfortunately the salmon have long since gone due to over fishing.
The Giant’s Causeway, County Antrim, Northern Ireland
This impressive natural structure consists of around 40,000 interlocking basalt columns resulting from ancient volcanic eruptions. It has been declared as a World Heritage site and the fourth greatest natural wonder in the United Kingdom.
This impressive natural structure consists of around 40,000 interlocking basalt columns resulting from ancient volcanic eruptions. It has been declared as a World Heritage site and the fourth greatest natural wonder in the United Kingdom.
Llyn Gwynant, Snowdonia, Wales
Many mysteries surround this lake with stories dating back over 1000 years of people seeing the central island as floating and moving through the ages although there is no geographical proof that the island has ever changed it’s location.
Many mysteries surround this lake with stories dating back over 1000 years of people seeing the central island as floating and moving through the ages although there is no geographical proof that the island has ever changed it’s location.
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