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I must admit, having stayed in the UK for most of our holidays this year, and I have been pleasantly surprised. We have been to the Lake District, to Chepstow, Center Parcs, Sussex, south Wales and now Somerset, and we haven't finished yet!

This weekend we have stayed in a lovely place called Dunster, just on the Somerset/Devon border. Our hotel room backed onto the grounds of Dunster Castle. It is a really lovely part of the country with lots of National Trust parks and gardens to see and of course the West Somerset Steam Railway! We toured alot in the car and visited Lynmouth - which I can highly recommend. B) There really is a lot of places to see and lots to do and so much better than being stuck for hours at airports and being banned from taking your lipstick on the flight with you! <_<

We came back from Somerset via Weston Super Mare, which, I have to be honest, is not my favourite UK seaside resort - but it is somewhere else in the UK I have now at least seen!

<blockquote data-quote="Kathy" data-source="post: 2084205">I must admit, having stayed in the UK for most of our holidays this year, and I have been pleasantly surprised.&nbsp; We have been to the Lake District, to Chepstow,&nbsp; Center Parcs, Sussex, south Wales and now Somerset, and we haven&#039;t finished yet!This weekend we have stayed in a lovely place called Dunster, just on the Somerset/Devon border.&nbsp; Our hotel room backed onto the grounds of Dunster Castle.&nbsp;&nbsp; It is a really lovely part of the country with lots of National Trust parks and gardens to see and of course the West Somerset Steam Railway!&nbsp; We toured alot in the car and visited Lynmouth - which I can highly recommend.&nbsp;&nbsp; B)&nbsp;&nbsp; There really is a lot of places to see and lots to do and so much better than being stuck for hours at airports and being banned from taking your lipstick on the flight with you!&nbsp; &lt;_&lt; We came back from Somerset via Weston Super Mare, which, I have to be honest, is not my favourite UK seaside resort - but it is somewhere else in the UK I have now at least seen!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kathy, post: 2084205"] I must admit, having stayed in the UK for most of our holidays this year, and I have been pleasantly surprised. We have been to the Lake District, to Chepstow, Center Parcs, Sussex, south Wales and now Somerset, and we haven't finished yet! This weekend we have stayed in a lovely place called Dunster, just on the Somerset/Devon border. Our hotel room backed onto the grounds of Dunster Castle. It is a really lovely part of the country with lots of National Trust parks and gardens to see and of course the West Somerset Steam Railway! We toured alot in the car and visited Lynmouth - which I can highly recommend. B) There really is a lot of places to see and lots to do and so much better than being stuck for hours at airports and being banned from taking your lipstick on the flight with you! <_< We came back from Somerset via Weston Super Mare, which, I have to be honest, is not my favourite UK seaside resort - but it is somewhere else in the UK I have now at least seen! [/QUOTE]

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