where would you most like to visit?

dannie_kl · Post by **dannie_kl** » 28 Apr 2010, 21:18

I enjoy nothing more than exploring with my dogs! i am so fortunate to have a country park near me where I often go on a sunday with the dogs and we loose ourselves for a couple of hours.
I also really enjoyed the oxford walk, somewhere new to explore, beutiful scenery to admire and so much stimulation for the dogs!
I drove to portsmouth last sunday to visit someone and i passed by Devils Punchbowl which i have only been past once before. trouble is it looks so beautiful but you can't look much when you are driving! I would dearly love to visit there and go exploring with the dogs
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil's_Punch_Bowl
its truly beautiful to look at (at a quick glance!)
is there anaywhere you would really love to visit or go exploring in?

Chestersmum · Post by **Chestersmum** » 28 Apr 2010, 21:22

I would love to go to the lake district. It looks so peaceful and beautiful there. Could lose yourself no phones no Internet just peace and quiet (bigthumbs)

dannie_kl · Post by **dannie_kl** » 28 Apr 2010, 21:32

oh yes i have never been there either so i'll add that to my list!

sandra_1001 · Post by **sandra_1001** » 28 Apr 2010, 21:34

Maybe we should try and organise a walk at the punchbowl!!!!!

dannie_kl · Post by **dannie_kl** » 28 Apr 2010, 21:36

Oh yes maybe we should do that sandra!

Guinevere · Post by **Guinevere** » 28 Apr 2010, 21:58

The lake district is wonderful. Every lake so different. I can't believe you haven't been. Well worth a visit. Keswick is my favorite and there are quite a few dog friendly places there too.

sandra_1001 · Post by **sandra_1001** » 28 Apr 2010, 22:02

The lakes are wonderful so much to do

dannie_kl · Post by **dannie_kl** » 28 Apr 2010, 22:04

its a good few hours from here which puts me off-plus its up north(=COLD!) lol

Sianny · Post by **Sianny** » 28 Apr 2010, 22:07

I'd also love to go to the Lakes, I really regret not having gone there when I lived in North Wales!

Guinevere · Post by **Guinevere** » 28 Apr 2010, 22:11

Its worth having to wear the woolly jumper I promise

dannie_kl · Post by **dannie_kl** » 28 Apr 2010, 22:12

yea i don't think i'll chance it in winter mind! maybe i'll arrange a summer visit when it hopefully wont be as cold!

sandra_1001 · Post by **sandra_1001** » 28 Apr 2010, 22:31

Last time I was in the lakes (Easter 2009) I got sunburnt, so not all bad

Jaffa's mum · Post by **Jaffa's mum** » 28 Apr 2010, 22:39

It is a lovely place, but it does get busy at times.
Where we live we are surrounded by hills and there are loads of places to go walking. We get loads of walkers coming past us and they all comment how lovely it is. Only trouble is we do not appreciate it like we should.
Don't worry about it being cold, just put a vest on!

Eddie · Post by **Eddie** » 28 Apr 2010, 22:42

Jaffa's mum wrote:It is a lovely place, but it does get busy at times.
Where we live we are surrounded by hills and there are loads of places to go walking. We get loads of walkers coming past us and they all comment how lovely it is. Only trouble is we do not appreciate it like we should.
Don't worry about it being cold, just put a vest on!

Do you have a spare room???

Joni · Post by **Joni** » 28 Apr 2010, 23:25

Right you bunch of southern nancies, lets get one thing straight - it is not cold up north (or north of watford for you lot) all the time.

We have had a lovley spring this year and have not had to wear vests for some weeks now.

You should go to the west coast of scotland, and the highlands for real scenic beauty, it is truly amazing. You may need to wear a vest.

Lake district is nice but a bit busy, central and southern snowdonia is amazing and not touristy and the coast from Whitby up to Anwick on the North East coast is under rated. Other than France which has a special place in my heart, there is not a need for me to travel abroad as there are too many wonderful places here which I still want to visit.

The main place I have not properly explored is the west coast of ireland (yes yes not technically UKm whatever) and cornwall and devon, so they are my next ones.

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