Lake District and the Cotswolds
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Lake District and the Cotswolds
Me and my husband are planning to go for a holidya in England to either the Lake District or the cots. Any tips and suggestions on accomodation, what to see etc. P.S we are also travelling with our 9 month old daughter. thanks
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well, if <u>everything</u> interests you - then either area would be great. They - along w/ Cornwall - are the most popular touring/holiday areas in the country.
Really don't know how to help you since you really can't go wrong w/ either one. And early Autumn is a good time to visit both.
The Lakes - more hiking/dramatic scenery. The Cotswolds - more gentle scenery, and picture postcard villages.
Decide which area you want and then we can help you more . . . .
Really don't know how to help you since you really can't go wrong w/ either one. And early Autumn is a good time to visit both.
The Lakes - more hiking/dramatic scenery. The Cotswolds - more gentle scenery, and picture postcard villages.
Decide which area you want and then we can help you more . . . .
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If you do not have or want to have a car then Lake District is much easier to get around in by public transit then Cotswold Hills are, where buses are sporadic.
Double-deckers and mini-buses lace the Lake District with hop on and hop off services frequently.
Double-deckers and mini-buses lace the Lake District with hop on and hop off services frequently.
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http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=35012850
I think this thread may give you some ideas. Just wizz past the Paris stuff
I suspect either area will be good
I think this thread may give you some ideas. Just wizz past the Paris stuff
I suspect either area will be good
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