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Nottingham is definitely worth an exploration though.
That would fill a big gap on your map!
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Surpised you've never been to/blogged about the Devil's Chimney near Cheltenham - a very DG place to visit I would've thought..
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A handful of the places in your yellow zones are even in your "Day Out Matrix" - such as Swindon and (maybe) Peterborough. Both of those would be great DG towns too - much maligned but with some actual beauty and things to do when you look deeper.
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I live inside one of these yellow exclusion zones, but near the edge, such that all the interesting places near here are places you've already visited.
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if you ever venture over to Ireland ... there's a handy Rail-Sail fare that you could use in order to keep your carbon footprint down. Seat61 has all the details.
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I'd guess the yellow areas at least vaguely reflect areas that it's difficult/expensive to do in a day trip from London. The south Midlands would probably be the easiest to rectify on that basis.
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I can recommend a trip along the "slow line" from Birmingham to Pwllheli.
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I appreciate this is mainly about distant stuff, but there's quite a lot of Kent and Sussex left to explore as easy day trips too.
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Cornwall! You're missing a treat there. I can heartily recommend June as being one of the best months to visit.
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Nottinghamshire, lots of potential. I'm biased but have a look at Ruddington. It will tick several of your boxes.
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The area you refer to as South Midlands would prefer to be known as The Cotswolds. BBC TV are particularly confused: Cheltenham is in the Bristol editorial region but only receives broadcasts from Birmingham in a weird accent concerning unheard of places such as Leicester and Nottingham. I need to phone my mother in Cheltenham from Somerset to tell her what her local MP is saying.
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