Our Planet's Last Unspoiled Places
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Good idea Mal.
Great idea, thanks Mal, I'll put a list together then
Here's my list Mal 
Cornwall, England.
This is where I grew up, I spent lots of time on the beach.
Conwy Castle, North Wales.
I've visited this castle many times.
Blackpool Illuminations, England.
This place brightens up our dark evenings.
Chester Town Centre, England.
This place has a Tudor style town centre, beautiful in December with the Christmas market.
Tower Bridge, London.
I've crossed this bridge many times.
We don't really have any unspoilt places in England, but we do have some spoilt places which are worth a visit given the chance ☺
Cornwall, England.
This is where I grew up, I spent lots of time on the beach.
Conwy Castle, North Wales.
I've visited this castle many times.
Blackpool Illuminations, England.
This place brightens up our dark evenings.
Chester Town Centre, England.
This place has a Tudor style town centre, beautiful in December with the Christmas market.
Tower Bridge, London.
I've crossed this bridge many times.
We don't really have any unspoilt places in England, but we do have some spoilt places which are worth a visit given the chance ☺
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Signman
also known as Mal
Cornwall - England :
This is where I grew up, I spent lots of time on the beach.
Conwy Castle - North Wales :
I've visited this castle many times.
Blackpool Illuminations - England :
This place brightens up our dark evenings.
Chester Town Centre - England :
This place has a Tudor style town centre, beautiful in December with the Christmas market.
Tower Bridge - London :
I've crossed this bridge many times.
Jessica that Cornwall beach could well be in Australia. A pretty spot. Anywhere near where you grew up? Lovely white sand.. I envisaged most English beaches had pebbles for sand. Pretty sure I visited that Welsh castle. I had an English friend that loved visiting Chester
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Thank you Mal, those pics look stunningSpectacular places Jessica
We have some nice places in England, Christmas is my fave festival, places get transformed into winter wonderlands and even better with snowSpectacular places Jessica
There's a beach full of pebbles at Hayling Island, Havant, I've been a few times but do prefer sandy beaches.
I lived about a mile away from that beach, my parents owned a static caravan around that area though so we spent many summer holidays there.
Chester is beautiful Richie, there's a cathedral in the town, the shops are Tudor style and quaint, there's boats on the River Dee, it's all so British
Signman
also known as Mal
You're welcome Jessica... if you want to name any other places etc on any of the threads Richie or I can post them for you.Thank you Mal, those pics look stunning
Signman
also known as Mal
Yeah, the sand is much easier on the feet & when you throw a towel down to lay on it... good to have different types of beaches though.
Hayling Island Beach - the beach hut is pretty cool
Chester is beautiful Richie, there's a cathedral in the town, the shops are Tudor style and quaint, there's boats on the River Dee, it's all so British
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laying on rocks aint cool tho. We are spoilt in our part of the world Mal.Yeah, the sand is much easier on the feet & when you throw a towel down to lay on it... good to have different types of beaches though.
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Hayling Island Beach - the beach hut is pretty cool