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East Yorkshire, or the East Riding of Yorkshire is a mixture of coastline and rolling Yorkshire Wolds where visitors can take in the scenery and explore seaside towns and villages. Elsewhere the historic towns of Beverley and the city of Hull are popular sites for visitors.
County overviewBedfordshire in the east of England, is well connected to the rest of the UK and accessible from London in around an hour and half. Bedfordshire is home to rolling countryside with the Downs, Chiltern Hills in the south of the county, Marston Vale where the local clay has been used for brick making and Greensand Ridge where a 40 mile trail runs from Leighton Buzzard to Gamlingay. The Great Ouse river and Grand Union canal wind their way through the county and provide relaxing locations for river trips and water sports such as canoeing and riverside hostelries.
County overviewWiltshire is a largely rural county in the south west of England home to ancient monuments such as Stonehenge and Avebury. It offers a vast choice of days out, visitors can take in Longleat Safari Park, Salisbury Cathedral and a large number of stately homes and gardens.
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