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Hampshire is a large county on the South coast of England, famed for its national parks, stately homes and maritime history, accessible from London in a couple of hours by road and rail. The coastline includes two of Europe’s largest ports, Southampton and Portsmouth, home to almost two thirds of the Royal Navy. Inland you will find the national parks of the South Downs and the New Forest which together make up some 45% of the county.
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Visitors to England’s Red Rose county of Lancashire in the north west will find a landscape of natural beauty, rolling hills, forest and countryside in which to relax and explore. The wealth and industrial heritage of the region is evident in a number of attractions for all the family to enjoy.
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Nottinghamshire in the Midlands has traditionally been an important industrial county, built on the large coal reserves of the region. Nottinghamshire is easily accessible using both M1 and A1, with good rail links to most of the country and Robin Hood airport for visitors from further afield. Nottinghamshire’s largely central landlocked position means it is bordered by four other counties including South Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire and Leicestershire.
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