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16-01-2007, 07:49 AM
|  | Commander of the Wild Empire | | Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Ijmuiden, Holland
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| | | wonderful Britain!!
I think Bitain has the most wonderful and diverse landcapes and wildlife you can hope to see. Before we moved to Holland, the Lake District was on our Doorstep, but we took absolutely no notice of it - it was just there! Now I cant wait for holidays and the chance to walk and explore the place I use to ignore - shame on me. Apart from Cumbria we 've started going to North Yorkshire, but there is so much I want to see now, especially Cornwall and Northumberland. The great thing is that once we are "out and about" our teenage kids love it just as much as we do, and their love and respect for the great outdoors has started a long term love affair for it and nature- can't be bad! |
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