Brits, what places should I visit in the United Kingdom? I'm planning to hike all three states, and I have a thing for quaint country spots, rather than big cities or generally touristy areas.
Remember, tourists are money.
>>53461988
most of the countryside is the same
You could do worse than: Malvern, Wye Valley, Forest of Dean, Tintern, Hay-on-wye, Brecon, Leamington Spa etc
>>53461988
>all three states
Don't call them that when you're here m8
Visit the Lake District it's beautiful
>>53464096
Should I call them countries? /int/ got me confused with the >real country maymay. Definitely plan to go to the Lake District.
>>53461988
Newham is nice this time of year anon
>>53464861
Yea call them countries
>>53464861
Best idea is to use their names, but if you need to use a general term call them "countries" or even "nations". If you call Scotland a country, it is understood that you don't mean an independent country.
Brits tend to think of the UK as a country made of constituent countries.
>>53461988
South Downs Way is long and a very beautiful walk in summer. Can take in the seaside towns and Brighton too easily.
>>53464925
I plan to go around April. Also, are you having me on?
>>53465158
Thanks senpai, though I'd prefer reccs for specific locations.
>>53464861
By the way, walking for pleasure is a thing in the UK and there are several National Trails that are clearly signposted around the country.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Trails
You may want to do some of these when you're here. They're pretty long, often people only do part of it.
I know you said you want to avoid cities, but imo the Thames Path is an amazing walk. It follows the Thames from its source, right through the heart of London, to the Thames Barrier. I love the Thames Path, I do parts of it occasionally when I need to clear my mind.
Most of the other National Trails go through countryside, you can't really go wrong.
Another thing you may want to do is the Jurassic Coast
>>53464861
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