Me neither. Well I did go to a party there once but that's not really seeing anything is it?
Where haven't you been within the UK and Northern Ireland?
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Me neither. Well I did go to a party there once but that's not really seeing anything is it?
Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
Are the midges all over Scotland or just in a few areas?
tony.c
Well-Known Member
I went to the SWP's Easter Rally at what used to be the NUM's Holiday Camp in Skegness in 1980.
Been to various places around UK & NI. But the main places I haven't been are Devon and Cornwall. I've always meant to do some walking on Dartmoor, but haven't got round to it yet.
geminisnake
a complex mass of conflicting ideas
But I'd still like to know for myself I'm not missing much and jaggy mountains are oppressive and make me feel claustrophobic. It's not a thing I can explain tbh.
Spymaster, midges are mainly a west coast thing but they seem to be moving
Certainly not in coastal Angus, but quite a few folk got bitten the other week down in the Dunfermline area(scottish bus museum grounds)They don't like me anyway but they are a pain for a lot of people.
farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
Fair dos about jaggy mountains. Even if you're wrong! 
There's always the good old whale-backed Pennines that are not at all jagged.
There's always the good old whale-backed Pennines that are not at all jagged.
geminisnake
a complex mass of conflicting ideas
I'm fine with the Angus Glens(all about an hour inland from me) the Peak district, Lake district etc coz they are gentle rolling hillsFair dos about jaggy mountains. Even if you're wrong!
There's always the good old whale-backed Pennines that are not at all jagged.
miss direct
misfungled
I've never been to Newcastle or Durham or anywhere in the North East really. Or North Wales.
I haven't been to much of the North East other than to the main football cities.
Not been to Cumbria.
Haven't been to Hull/Grimsby.
Only been to Glasgow and Edinburgh in Scotland.
Only been to Belfast and up the coast to Giant's Causeway in Northern Island.
Not been to the Isle of Man.
Feel like I need to go on some holidays to Cumbria, the North East and the north of Scotland.
Not been to Cumbria.
Haven't been to Hull/Grimsby.
Only been to Glasgow and Edinburgh in Scotland.
Only been to Belfast and up the coast to Giant's Causeway in Northern Island.
Not been to the Isle of Man.
Feel like I need to go on some holidays to Cumbria, the North East and the north of Scotland.
Plumdaff
joy in people
Not been anywhere north of Dundee in Scotland and only been to Arran in terms of Scottish Islands. Never been in Dorset and only travelled through Cumbria, Suffolk, Worcestershire and Lincolnshire. Have only visited Derry in NI. No Channel Islands or Cornwall. I have lived in all the UK capitals bar Belfast.
Boris Sprinkler
Dont be scared
Further than Stratford (from the west).
Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Cardiff, Aberdeen. Scottish highlands. N.I. Orkneys, Shetland Isles,
Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Cardiff, Aberdeen. Scottish highlands. N.I. Orkneys, Shetland Isles,
geminisnake
a complex mass of conflicting ideas
_angel_
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Never been to Northern Ireland, only been to republic on two really brief visits to Dublin/ dun leary (can't spell it) not to Cornwall (would like to) or really to Wales ever except ferry for Ireland.
The only surrounding isles I visited is Isle of Man. Not much of scotland outside edinburgh or gretna.
The only surrounding isles I visited is Isle of Man. Not much of scotland outside edinburgh or gretna.
Fez909
toilet expert
Never been to NI and have only been to Edinburgh, Skye and and a few Lochs near Loch Lomond in Scotland.
I've been all around the edge of Wales but hardly ventured into the centre. Most of the North is covered. Hardly been anywhere down south: Southampton, Colchester, Winchester, London, Great Yarmouth and various places in Cornwall. That's probably it.
I've been all around the edge of Wales but hardly ventured into the centre. Most of the North is covered. Hardly been anywhere down south: Southampton, Colchester, Winchester, London, Great Yarmouth and various places in Cornwall. That's probably it.
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Never been anywhere in the north east of England, never been to Birmingham except to change trains, never been to Oxford or any of the tory heartlands surrounding it.
I've seen a fair bit of Wales but I've never been further north than Perth in Scotland. Never been to Northern Ireland, can't imagine ever wanting to.
I've seen a fair bit of Wales but I've never been further north than Perth in Scotland. Never been to Northern Ireland, can't imagine ever wanting to.
farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
I wouldn't bother - its desolate according to that stupid fracking peer on the news today.
http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2013/jul/30/fracking-north-east-england-tory-peer
Think before you speak!
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Britain's great, it's a tiny little place really but somehow there are always new places to go to.
silverfish
Sprinkling glitter on turds
Liverpool, nottingham, birmingham
thedockerslad
Never do what you are told
The Isle of Rum.
bi0boy
Power User
I've been there, it's rather dull tbh.
thedockerslad
Never do what you are told
You're not missing much.
Yes, it's a bit of an odd title. It's like saying "Where haven't you been within the UK and Wales"......
As for where I haven't been, I haven't been to a ton of places. It's a bit of an odd question tbh. Surely it would make more sense to ask where people have been?
Maurice Picarda
Actually, might as well flounce.
Brixton.
Lea
Well-Known Member
I haven't visited the UK much. Always tend to go abroad when I get holidays. I'm from Kent and now live in London. I've only ever been to Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast, Giants Causeway, around the M25, Buckinghamshire (went to Uni there) and somewhere in Somserset. I think that's about it.
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