What would your seven natural wonders of britain be?

Question

Based on places you've visited or seen.

Mine would be:

tower bridge
stonehenge
snowdonia
glastonbury tor
lands end
brecon beacons
ironbridge gorge.

Answer 1

Pennygent,
Snowdonnia National park,
Brecon Beacns,
The New forrest,
Dartmouth National park,
Longridge fell,
The lake district.

Answer 2

Natural wonders would surely have to include the Giants Causeway, The Needles, Cheddar Gorge, The Severn Bore,,Mam Tor, The lake District and the North Yorks Moors. Sorry to those in Scotland and Wales, but I'm not qualified to choose from either as I really don't know them. Too be remedied as soon as I can!!

Answer 3

Is Tower Bridge natural?

Mine would be
The North Pennines
Dovedale
The West coast of Scotland
The New Forest
Durdle Door
Lulworth Cove
The white cliffs of Dover

Answer 4

Your definition of natural includes two man made buidlings, I am sticking with all natural phenomena:
* Durdle Door - natural sea arch - Dorset
* Schiehalion - conical shapes mountain in scotland
* Fingal's Cave - Hebrides and/or Devils Causeway N. Ireland Basaltic formations.
* Wookey Hole - Cave - Cheddar, Somerset
* Wasdale Head, Lake District - area of Natural Beauty
* Sgwd-yr-Eira Waterfalls, Ystradfellte - Brecon Beacons in Wales
* Aonach Eagach Ridge, Glencoe Scotland

Answer 5

*i'd propose Snowdonia nationwide park for its eye-catching mountains and lakes, and Portmeirion village as an get collectively of an synthetic characteristic completely complementing the panorama. *For sheer grandeur and tranquillity, that's were given to be Fountains Abbey in North Yorkshire, between the few international heritage information superhighway sites in this u . s .. Coming in an in intensity 2d should be the Yorkshire Dales for his or her breathtaking majesty and sense of organic antiquity. Oh, for sure not forgetting the Lords Pavilion, sheer type! *What about the likes of the entire's Causeway and the Scottish Highlands? *Wiltshire's prehistoric landmark Stonehenge is between the wonders of england *the better Pennines, around the Roman Wall *The Eden challenge is my universal ask your self. that's pleasing, cool, academic, caters for each age and it really is a miracle it became complete, although the persons stuck with it and that's grand. *The Tower of London. For sheer weight of heritage, no different construction comes close.

Answer 6

1. Cheddar Gorge - definitely has the wow factor
2&3. Loch Lomond & Lake Conniston - both for the tranquilty
4. Stonehenge - because you have to wonder why its there
5. The White Cliffs of Dover - best known English landmark
6. The Thames - ok its dirty but its natural and full of history
7. ..............................still waiting to discover it!

Answer 7

you muppet since when has tower bridge, stone henge, glastonbury been natural? They are man made.

natural:

Devils punch bowl (when its foggy)
Brecon Beacons
Severn estury and the surge there
Snowdonia
Lake district
White cliffs of dover
The fens


to list but a few possible contenders

Manmade:
tower bridge
Swiss RE
The eye
the iron bridge at iron bridge courge
that fantastic aqua duct up north somewhere
the tube system
the severn bridge...either one

Answer 8

Nobody has actually mentioned Cheddar Gorge, or Burrington combe!

Answer 9

Not all "natural" but...

Stonehenge
The white horse
Cheddar gorge/caves
The white cliffs of dover
Lake district
The Pennines
Snowdonia

The roman baths (in Bath lol)

ehh i don't know - i'm just listing any that i can think of..

Answer 10

Mine would be:

The Drum & Bass
The Club Scene
Andy C
Shy Fx
Bad Company (Not the Rock Band)
Dj Hype
Brixton Academy