General Chat

blue john mine is derbyshire. all our school trips were to there along with drayton manor park and twycross zoo lol

Hi Louise Me being a mere southern boy, have walked from Lands End all the way to John O'Grotes. That being from the southern most part to Northern most part of the UK Ron

I have been to the Caingorms in Scotland and to lizard point in Cornwall, Cromer in Norfolk and Anglesy in Wales... there, thats North South East and West! :)))

well done Ron!! I've done a bit of the pennine way

I'm a southerner, and have lived in Cornwall and visited Lands End. The furthest North I have been was when I lived in The Shetland Isles, and the furthest North I lived when I was there was Nesting. maggie

I did that forcanser research Louise and loved it. Hope to do it again. Ron

Iam in the middle, been as for as Edinbough, but in England Scegness(have i spelt that right). Hastings and Cornwall in south. Gill Forgot been to York as well.

The furthest north I have been is Sheffield Carolx

Been to Lands End and all over Cornwall. Furthest North ive been is Edingburgh Vikki xx

From Middlesbrough - worked in Reading and Windsor for 3 years... Flat pints and expensive shops... Not for me.. Stick to me flat cap and whippet..lol Dav oops - also worked in Paignton in Devon... nuff said!

I have travelled as far north as you can go on the main land John o Groats and down to Lands End also from Pembroke in the west to Kings Lynn in the east and lots of stops in between Howardxx

As kiddies we always took our hols in the south Devon, Dorset, Cornwall & Somerset...... holidays in Wales ( Fishgaurd & Portmadoc) With my own Children Norfolk ( Hopton) & Scotland. Lived in the south ALL my live till 2001 when we moved to Northern Ireland......... Would love to holiday in Whitby & Skeggie !! Much happiness Debi

I've lived in the South for most of my life and am now in the South East near Folkestone. Furthest North I have been is Callendar in Scotland. Westwards, I guess St Davids in Pembrokeshire is the most distant point. I've never yet been to Cornwall, something which I hope to change before too long.

I am a southerner but was once offered a job in Glasgow. I chickened out after the interview but then wished I had taken it. I have been to Lands End and still have the photo by the signpost to prove it. My husband's family come from Invernessso we might get up there one day.

South- the I.O.W. North- stirling, unless Ayr is further still. Both were for holidays, out of the two, Scotland wins,Defo. Micheal. (when i was in manchester).

Visited John O'Groats and Lands End, but many years apart. Also been to lots of places in between, mainly north, (Mum's a Lancashire lass) but loved Cornwall, Hereford, Cambridge and North Wales. And I do love my home country of Scotland. Jenny, Edinburgh is definitely north of Lockerbie and Ecclefechan. Micheal, Stirling is north of Ayr. All of them beautiful areas. Ron Many congratulations! I have great admiration for people who do these endurance journeys. Aren't we lucky to live in a country with so many lovely places, all different and attractive to different people? Sheila

louise, when i was living in scotland the highlands the furthest south was penzance. now i'm living in wales the northest point i went to was dunnets head, john o' groats 2 years ago. lynnxx

Edinburgh is the furthest North, im a Southerner (Not far from Bighton)

It depends what you mean by North and South. Down here the midlands start at Edgeware and North starts at Watford. I worked with a Geordie who considered my wife, who comes from Sheffield, a midlander, and said they were quite put out that BBC North comes from Manchester which they considered firmly in the midlands. Dave

davo I am originally from nottingham where the north is north and the south is south. i now live on the isle of wight where north is considered anywhere above Hampshire lol