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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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My favourite is a house called Blackwell in the Lake District near Bowness. It's an Arts and Crafts house (think William Morris era) and has a pure white room with views of Lake Windermere. The architecture and spectacular detail at every turn fills me with joy each time I visit. |
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On Jersey, there is the most wonderful boutique hotel in the middle of such pretty woodland. It’s still close to the coast (as is everything in jersey) but feels like it’s 100 miles from anywhere.
They serve the most delicious jersey cream teas. It’s a gorgeous old building and every room is different, they use top notch supplies and the staff are great.
I’ve only been there once but I felt at peace. It was so relaxing, calming, rejuvenating. I want to go back but am saving it for an occasion on which I can take someone special. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Gullane Beach.
Its my go to special place. Beautiful, fairly quiet most of the time and has its own micro climate. The water is lovely to swim in and I've got some beautiful memories of happy days with my boys when they were small as well as times with friends. |
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Home in Liverpool enjoyed many a night out there with friends feels like going home every time I’m on M62
Friend’s Family and maybe a match ticket and night out  |
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"Gullane Beach.
Its my go to special place. Beautiful, fairly quiet most of the time and has its own micro climate. The water is lovely to swim in and I've got some beautiful memories of happy days with my boys when they were small as well as times with friends. "
It's bloody cold though  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Yorkshire. Home. County of contrasts 
I'm a fan of Yorkshire "
Another fan here . Even if you're in a town or city you're not far from amazing countryside. |
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Blackrock sands.
It holds so many happy memories and we have visited many times.
We’re always amazed by the tiny coastal changes when we return, we visit at least once a year.
The place fills my heart and mind with its beauty and is one of the very few things that truly helps me forget about all the pointless worries life brings daily. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Carbis bay, Cornwall
Stunning beach and walks.
People are great, food is great.
Iv got some beautiful memories playing on the beach with my son down there. |
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"On Jersey, there is the most wonderful boutique hotel in the middle of such pretty woodland. It’s still close to the coast (as is everything in jersey) but feels like it’s 100 miles from anywhere.
They serve the most delicious jersey cream teas. It’s a gorgeous old building and every room is different, they use top notch supplies and the staff are great.
I’ve only been there once but I felt at peace. It was so relaxing, calming, rejuvenating. I want to go back but am saving it for an occasion on which I can take someone special."
I've had Jersey on my list for a few years now. Sounds wonderful. |
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
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Though not technically part of the UK, being a crown dependency, definitely Guernsey.
It's peaceful, safe, absolutely beautiful and has amazing restaurants for all tastes. A certain innocence that's long lost in the mainland still exists here. The cliff paths are the prettiest I've ever done. Anyone who's ever been curious to visit should do so at some point |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Killin in Scotland is my favourite place to be. It’s just so peaceful. Surrounded by mountains and it has the beautiful waterfall 
Do you ignore the screams and the bodies?"
The screams just add to the atmosphere of the place. The bodies can let off a little whiff now and again but it’s tolerable |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Killin in Scotland is my favourite place to be. It’s just so peaceful. Surrounded by mountains and it has the beautiful waterfall
My old boss lived there. Nice "
Ooooh I’m so jealous!! I’d love to live up that way  |
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"Killin in Scotland is my favourite place to be. It’s just so peaceful. Surrounded by mountains and it has the beautiful waterfall
My old boss lived there. Nice
Ooooh I’m so jealous!! I’d love to live up that way "
You have to be minted. Cheap, it ain't |
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
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"Being blessed to live in West Cornwall it's definitely hard to beat ... but still love the New Forest where I grew up "
Visit Guernsey and you might just change your mind  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Killin in Scotland is my favourite place to be. It’s just so peaceful. Surrounded by mountains and it has the beautiful waterfall
My old boss lived there. Nice
Ooooh I’m so jealous!! I’d love to live up that way
You have to be minted. Cheap, it ain't "
I can just imagine the price of houses up there. I’ll keep my fingers crossed to win the lottery one day |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Too many to mention
But silver sands of amoral on the west coast of Scotland for camping on the beach,
Cornwall for the beautiful water to swim in.
York for the history, great food and cool coffee shops.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Being blessed to live in West Cornwall it's definitely hard to beat ... but still love the New Forest where I grew up
Visit Guernsey and you might just change your mind "
Ohhhhh it's so on the cards |
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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago
All over the place! Northwesr, , Southwest |
"Being blessed to live in West Cornwall it's definitely hard to beat ... but still love the New Forest where I grew up
Visit Guernsey and you might just change your mind
Ohhhhh it's so on the cards "
Summer is just around the corner |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Ashburton  its also very quaint with its 12th century pubs, antique shops, bakers and narrow streets its off the A38 going towards Plymouth "
I love an antique shop kinda town. |
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"Being blessed to live in West Cornwall it's definitely hard to beat ... but still love the New Forest where I grew up
Visit Guernsey and you might just change your mind
Ohhhhh it's so on the cards "
I've done Jersey. That was nice |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My husband would probably say my vagina. I'd agree.
But if we had to choose an actual place then the sea. As long as there are no other people there, no man-made noises and no little etc.
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By *an1978Woman
over a year ago
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I can't say my very favourite as it is very close to my home.
But Brimham Rocks in Yorkshire is up there.
Perhaps i don't like change, so things that have been there for thousands upon thousands of years calm me.
Also Rydal Water, Between Ambleside and Grasmere.
Some lovely quiet spots to be found. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Ashburton its also very quaint with its 12th century pubs, antique shops, bakers and narrow streets its off the A38 going towards Plymouth
I love an antique shop kinda town. They're lovely aren't they "
I enjoy looking |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"My husband would probably say my vagina. I'd agree.
But if we had to choose an actual place then the sea. As long as there are no other people there, no man-made noises and no little etc.
F"
 at your first answer (I'm sure it's a lovely vagina!) |
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