The sad decline of Lands End..

[anonymous-user]

Butter Face said:

If that’s the best you’ve got (and after being asked for it) then you’re not selling it to me.

Fields and trees, brill

I bet Had ham has those to show too. Can’t. Wait.

I do. Thankfully no wires though.

[anonymous-user]

Mexman said:

Apparently his idyllic Hertfordshire rural view is more colourful.
Exactly what colours he expects to see in a rural view that could possibly surprise us, I don't know.
There's green, and some more green and err...oooh, there's a bit of green over there too.

Do you think you're trying toooooo hard, perchance?

I'm going to guess that you live in that 'OK' part of the world?

[Mexman]

Stevenage, Hatfield, St Albans or Cornwall....
Mmmm thats a difficult one,
Beautiful countryside, dramatic coastline, quaint little fishing villages, glorious coastal path to walk on sunny Sunday afternoon all on my doorstep, or....a trip to Hatfield for a day out.
Yep, you win hands down.

Edited by Mexman on Friday 18th May 22:12

Edited by Mexman on Friday 18th May 22:13

[bomb]

Ari said:

If you really want to treat the missus, don't forget to stop in Devon on the way home:

http://www.barometerworld.co.uk/

Unmissable!

I feel under a lot of pressure to visit this place now.

[Mr E]

bomb said:

I feel under a lot of pressure to visit this place now.

What you did there. I see it.

[DeejRC]

Bworld is on one of my local roads. The wife keeps threatening to take us there one afternoon "just to see what its like".
Not sodding likely.

Anyway, Cornwall is a hellish place. I have to cross over into the Godawful Satan county for our local Parkrun at Tamar Lakes. Always feel so much better crossing back over the border.

[e30m3Mark]

I'm just sat outside my local after a full Cornish and catching up on this thread.

Devon is nice enough, although they've no idea when it comes to cream teas or pasties.

I journied up to Goodwood at the weekend. 4 hours isn't too bad but I always feel a sense of relief when I pass back over the Cornish border. Personally I liked it when we had the old A30 and travelling down took best part of a day. It was an adventure and we'd stop on route, at places like Stone Henge. Now it's all modern speeds and mostly dual carriageways. I still wouldn't want to live anywhere else though.

[Butter Face]

Might pop up and join you there Mark

[troika]

e30m3Mark said:

I'm just sat outside my local after a full Cornish and catching up on this thread.

Devon is nice enough, although they've no idea when it comes to cream teas or pasties.

I journied up to Goodwood at the weekend. 4 hours isn't too bad but I always feel a sense of relief when I pass back over the Cornish border. Personally I liked it when we had the old A30 and travelling down took best part of a day. It was an adventure and we'd stop on route, at places like Stone Henge. Now it's all modern speeds and mostly dual carriageways. I still wouldn't want to live anywhere else though.

The Aggie?

[e30m3Mark]

Yep.