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Tourist's Views on the British Countryside as a Holiday location Polish Tourists View:-The British countryside in my view is defined by hedges, stone walls, narrow lanes and nice houses. Besides the Scottish countryside I have visited some places in Wales. What I remember best is sheep, Scottish Highland cows, salmon, bare tops of the mountains in Scotland, few shops, few petrol stations, which means no toilets. People are usually friendly and helpful there, but speak with a strange accent while the language is in some parts completely different. In Wales for instance the Welsh language predominates in the north, all information is written in it, even the signposts! Slovenina Tourist View - The British countryside means to me a green hilly area with almost no trees or bushes, but mostly grass with sheep and cows. I spent two weeks in the Scottish countryside cycling on some islands, and in the Lake District, whose waters I liked very much. I remember the mist and movement of the clouds there. Of course I have quite a few pictures Czech Republich Tourist's View - The British countryside for me represents traditions and peace. I couldn’t find many forest areas there. There are lots of fields and meadows, hedges or fences everywhere. Generally the people I met were good-hearted, hospitable and polite with a sense of humor. I have been there four times: in a beautiful area of Herefordshire, then twice in a tourist area of Devon, and finally in Bangor, north Wales. I liked the British countryside very much and if I could choose to settle down somewhere I would stay there. German Tourist - I associate the British countryside with peace. When thinking about it I can see quiet cottages, green grass dotted with white sheep, friendly country pubs and lovely restaurants in the middle of nowhere, country estates and castles. I have spent some time in Suffolk and Nottinghamshire where I visited my friends. Holiday Cottages in England Wales and Scotland - If your wish that little extra privacy or want "to do your own thing" then renting a cottage can be an ideal choice for you. Many of these are detached properties where you can enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the British countryside. The cottages are available for rent through out England, Scotland and Wales most owned by private individuals |