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08-07-2008, 08:41 AM #11
Re: Other UK/US destinations
Places we've been in the US other than WDW are:
San Francisco - really nice, Alcatraz was really good. There are so many other places to visit that are close as well.
Yosemite - Wonderful, we only had 2 days there and we saw hardly anything. It is an amazing place and so peaceful, I definitely want to go back there.
LA - It was nice to go and see the original Disney. There are some nice places near LA, but we were really disappointed with Hollywood and the Walk of Stars etc, it as really run down and a bit seedy
Santa Monica was nice.
Vegas - Well you either love it or hate it
I'm glad we went, but I can't see us ever going back again, only if we wanted to go back to the Grand Canyon which was FANTASTIC!!!! We did a helicopter tour over the Canyon and then landed inside and had a trip up the river for breakfast. It really was wonderful, I'd do it again in a heartbeat. We also saw the Hoover Dam which was amazing.
Hawaii (Oahu) - My dream holiday (other than WDW of course
just don't make me choose :o ) Everybody should be able to go to one of the island in their lifetime. It is expensive but there us so much to do you have everything to keep everyone happy, beaches, things to do, sight seeing, history.
In the UK we've been to:
The Lake District which was really nice and we would go back, perfect if you like walking or taking photos, as DH does
Poole/Bournemouth - we have been there so many times, we have friends there it is a lovely place - I particularly fond of Sandbanks - if only I could afford to love there
that will never ever happen though 
Cornwall is OK
people rave about it, but I lived in Cornwall for 15 years and so I don't see anything nice about it, it's changed too much for me I remember the way it used to be :o
Devon - there are some lovely places in Devon
Other than that, I've been to Greece, Spain, Cyprus, Majorca and Tenerife - they are all beach holidays and DH is not the type of person who likes to lie on the beach
They are all very much the same as well.
I would love to go to Ireland and now with flights available from our local airport we are likely to go sooner rather than later
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08-07-2008, 09:05 AM #12
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Places I've been to in the US that made me go WOW!!!!
San Diego.
Sante Fe
Smokey Mountains
Grand Canyon
Lake Powell
New Orleans
Places in the UK that made me go WOW!!
Cornwall - have some photies I can post if you want.
Arundel - it's a lovely town for day trip and the view over the town as you come round the bend on the A27 is just the best view in the country. And it's only 20 minutes from me.
Lynton/Lynmouth in Devon. Lovely little towns at the bottom of the scariest road in the world.
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08-07-2008, 10:53 AM #13
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There are 3 places in the UK I LOVE. Cornwall, Devon and Somerset.. If I was unable to go abroad for any reasons, I would be MORE than happy to go to one of these ( Preferably Cornwall). Love the place!
In the US - Only been to two places.. New York and Orlando. Both amazing places but loved New York more!
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08-07-2008, 11:53 AM #14
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Sodona, AZ, those red rocks are unbelieveable. The back roads of Wales. Mexico, and of course it goes without saying, lobster on the seacoast of Maine. As to the kind of traveler I am, I want to get out and see it all, but set awhile and enjoy it when I get there.
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Re: Other UK/US destinations
York city and surroundings, North York Moors, particularly Pickering and Rosedale Abbey.
Derbyshire Peaks District around Matlock and Bakewell (Chatsworth House area)
Yorkshire Dales
Lake District
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08-07-2008, 01:08 PM #16
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We'd like to do a trip where we go to Maine, Vermont and Boston, New England is somewhere we really want to go, we'll get there one year I know we will
Hey, maybe you and Tink can show us the sights 
There are so many places in the US we want to go, I don't think we'll ever make them all though :sigh;
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08-07-2008, 01:45 PM #17
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08-07-2008, 02:48 PM #18
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08-07-2008, 03:01 PM #19
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Could not agree more.Cornwall is OK people rave about it, but I lived in Cornwall for 15 years and so I don't see anything nice about it, it's changed too much for me I remember the way it used to be
I think everyone should have least one visit to New York. I will be going on my 4th trip in November. Love it, lots to see do and of course there's the shopping
I like Dublin, great city and the Irish are very friendly.
Of course there is always Disney
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Dublin is a wonderful city, but my heart is in Bantry Bay. It's home to me, pure and true. I would live there in a second if I could.
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I've been there too. Chatsworth was beautiful. Even Adrian was impressed and he's a philistine.
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