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It isn't, mind.Best place in the country for bait
The Cathedral certainly is on its own.
I reckon that lot of Durham folk do fully appreciate what they have but nationally but there are also a lot who don't - and nationally, it isn't the first place on anyone's lips. Even though there isn't a better example in the country.
Versus the other thread, what are the tourist attractions you didn’t expect to enjoy, but did?
Grand Canyon for me. I wasn’t that bothered about it, but was actually blown away when I got there.
Also, Antelope Canyon, doesn’t get a lot of press, but is stunning.
Is that not Durham?Best place in the country for bait
I don't think you can say the Grand Canyon is underrated though
Aye a knaa but I couldn’t think of another word in the title to make is the opposite of the other thread.I don't think you can say the Grand Canyon is underrated though
The Cathedral certainly is on its own.
I reckon that lot of Durham folk do fully appreciate what they have but nationally but there are also a lot who don't - and nationally, it isn't the first place on anyone's lips. Even though there isn't a better example in the country.
I think it's probably lesser known than underrated but I'd agree that it is absolutely stunning.
I'm going to throw Ullswater into the mix. There are some views of it that really are breathtaking. I actually swore out loud once when driving towards it and it came into view.
It's just a pity that the shithole scrawl of Cairo encroaches as close as it does.Not underrated by any means but the great pyramids at Giza are absolutely stunning close up.
Good call.Brimham rocks
Stump Cross Caverns
Blair Drummond Safari Park
Hareshaw Linn Waterfall
All decent and within a few hours drive.
A girl I used to go out with used to get university lectures by one of the main aycliffe architects. He boasted how amazing it was for the residents to live there. An interesting stand point I thought...Newton Aycliffe, stunning post war architecture
Ullswater is lovely. You can do Helvellyn from Glenridding, less traumatic than Striding Edge but just as nice.Never been to Ullswater. Might head down for the Mrs' birthday next month.
Guessing there are a few decent walks to do?