geography (brit)

1. Cornwall
2. Devon —> Plymouth, Exmouth, Exeter
3. Somerset
4. Dorset
5. Wiltshire -> Salisbury, Swindon
6. Gloucestershire -> Gloucester
Bristol

music festival in Somerset
the Glastonbury valley: connected to King Arthur

Hampshire
maritime heritage

Salisbury plain, Somerset

13century
tallest church spike in England
early English Gothic

Devon, Dorset
WHS
154 km
fossils

Somerset

Roman baths
Next to Bristol
SOUTH WEST

Devon
nature

-identity
-fishing, tourism, mining
-Celtic
-2nd homes for the rich
-cornish language
-ports
-pasty
-Eden Project (botanical garden)
-5mil

1) Kent (the garden of England) -> Canterbury, Dover
2) East Sussex -> Hastings, Brighton
3) West Sussex
4) Surrey
5) Hampshire -> Portsmouth
6) Isle of Wight
7) Berkshire
8) Oxfordshire -> Oxford
9) Buckinghampshire
8.5 mil

of Dover
-chalk
-the symbol of England (arriving/departing)

-the final destination of all the pilgrims in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales (24, 14century)
-WHS
-seat of archbishop

-UK''s 2nd longest nave
-Jane Austen's place of burial
-longest medieval cathedral

Gothic, Victorian, Georgian
Berkshire

Hampshire
1679
Jeeve & Wooslw
Downton Abbey

Brighton
East Sussex

first university in England

96

Oxfordshire
Buried: John Churchill, Queen Anne

-largest
- resort (Victoria, Osborne House)

- Iron Bridge (Shropshire) - the birthplace of Industrial Revolution 1781 WHS
- the Black Country

Staffordshire
manufacturing
mining

Staffordshire
Ceramics, pottery

(the kingdom of Mercia)
1) Shropshire -> Shrewsbury
2) Herefordshire -> Herefordshire
3) Worcestershire
4) Warwickshire -> Warwick, Coventry
5) Stradforshire
6) West Midlands -> Birmingham
7) Staffordshire -> Stoke-on-Trent
5,6mil

West Midlands
Shakespeare's birthplace

Warwickshire, WM
the living castle

WM, WM

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19 century: silk, clocks, bicycles, motor cars
trade in Middle Ages

brummies
WM, WM
manufacture
JRR Tolkien
St. Martins church, the Self ridges
birthplace of Cadbury chocolate

1) Derbyshire
2)Nottinghamshire -> Nottingham
3)Leicestershire -> Leicester
4)Rutland
5)Northamptonshire -> Northampton
6)Lincolnshire -> Lincoln
Robin Hood: Major Oak (Sherwood forest)
fox-hunting
fabrics, textiles
dr. Martens
"Lady Chatterley's lover" (c) D. H. Lawrence

1)Cambridgeshire -> Cambridge
2)Norfolk -> Norwich
3)Suffolk -> Suffolk
4)Essex -> Colchester
5)Hertfordshire -> St. Albans
6)Bedfordshire

Norfolk
Royal residence
George VI died here

Norfolk
11century
Norman, Gothic

1) Yorkshire and the Humber
2) North West
3) North East
Manchester(oasis), Liverpool(Beatles), Lancashire
leeds, York, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Kingston-upon-Hull

cluster of bridges
university, students, night life

Romanesque
WHS
shrines of Bede and some others
library

Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Doncaster, Ripon, Watefileld, Kingston-upon-Hull
the angel of the north - gateshead, Tyne and Wear
York (capital), Whitby(beaches, Abbey, Count Dracula)< captain cook, scarborough(oldest seaside resort), Bronte sisters, Yorkminster=notre dame

the lake poets: William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Robert Southey
Beatrix Potter
John Rudkin
Northern England

17
Alba
parliament
Edinborough, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee, Thurso (Lowlands)
pipes, Robert Burns, haggis, fish, whisky

neolithic
Scotland

Scotland highlands

Scotland

scotland

scotland

Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Snowdonia, Snowdon(!

Gwynedd
Edward 1