cerperal
Well-Known Member
I agree for the most part, but to describe the Cotswolds as being in the South East is just a little too silly regardless of official definition. Not only is it decidedly west, but both the culture and geography is more aligned with the West Country - the AONB extends into Somerset for one.Those regions have actual definitions though, as given above. It's not a compass direction to help you find the place, it's a region of England with defined boundaries. Look at the regions drawn on the map and Burford lies in the one that is in the south-east - that's all it's saying.
Moving the boundaries around seems to take the fun out of the question for me - like many such discussions, the restrictions are part of the interest.
Mind you, living in the East Midlands takes some of the fun out as well.![]()
If we're including safari parks, I do think Longleat is the best collection in the SE (including CWP too). If not, I think CWP takes it comfortably.
Sorry Marwell