Aberdeen Coast. I would rent a room overlooking the sea, light a cigar, or two, have a bottle of single malt scotch, or two, and settle my brain in the absolute beauty of it all. I’m there already (even though I’ve never been out of the US …Canada doesn’t count…I love it here)
I still haven’t crossed the Atlantic Audrey, but if I did I would head for Vancouver Island, those I know who have visited, love it. Cornwall is pretty unique, more coast than land!
Janet, wonderful photos and apart from the first two I’ve been to all these areas! Ioana and the islands were breathtaking, Cornwall is stunning and Whitby a personal family favourite. My parents-in-law lived in Shropshire so we came to love the area and countryside. Oh, I’d love to see the Angel of the North in real life -your photo captures its drama and hold over visitors perfectly!
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Few other people would be the attraction, I think. Aberdeen or the Hebrides might be nice.
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I think I’d go with the Shropshire field.
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Aberdeen Coast. I would rent a room overlooking the sea, light a cigar, or two, have a bottle of single malt scotch, or two, and settle my brain in the absolute beauty of it all. I’m there already (even though I’ve never been out of the US …Canada doesn’t count…I love it here)
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Yes, you would love it there.
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Cornwall sounds intriguing. Not to be visited now, of course. Vancouver Island is lovely, and I’m already here!
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I still haven’t crossed the Atlantic Audrey, but if I did I would head for Vancouver Island, those I know who have visited, love it. Cornwall is pretty unique, more coast than land!
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I hope you manage to get out here some day, Janet!
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Iona, Inner Hebrides, Scotland.
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Excellent choice Pete. I have only been there once and we only had a few hours before we had to get back on the ferry, but it was perfect.
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Janet, wonderful photos and apart from the first two I’ve been to all these areas! Ioana and the islands were breathtaking, Cornwall is stunning and Whitby a personal family favourite. My parents-in-law lived in Shropshire so we came to love the area and countryside. Oh, I’d love to see the Angel of the North in real life -your photo captures its drama and hold over visitors perfectly!
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Thanks Annika, you probably win the prize for having visited most of these places. The Shropshire field is just across the road from where my younger son and fiancée are living. I love The Angel, I have never seen it in summer, usually in swirling mist or lowering skies!
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I would go to Scotland, but not today. Far too cold!
Best wishes, Pete.
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No Pete, best wait till summer or autumn, but I can recommend some nice coves!
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Cornwall or the Aberdeen Coast look good to me; preferably in warm weather…
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Good choice Jim.
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Cornwall or Iona. 🙂
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Iona for me! Visited as a child a long time ago, would love to go back.
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Good choice Iain, I have only been the once for a few hours, but the sun was shining on the white sand and it was incredible.
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Another beautiful country I want to see. Thanks for the photos.
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You’re very welcome Geri.
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