Win a hamper worth over £100 and a copy of Hey Grandude! *Now Closed*

I would take. Them. To onion to see. All the. Sights so they could learn about our capital city. They would also enjoy a river cruise.

we would go to Ireland and explore all there is to do over there,not to mention visit some relatives living over there

I would take my granddaughter to Gabon, where I lived as a child, to see elephants and hippos enjoying themselves on the beach and frollicking in the surf.

I would take my grand daughter to Fairy Dell in Teesdale, at least four times a year.

Spring to see the beauty of the snowdrops, the new buds on the hundreds of trees, of snow on the surrounding hills and the busy, babbling brook running throughout.

Summer to picnic by the brook then search and identify from our reference book anything that lives beneath the mossy stones.

Autumn to pick hazel nuts, sloes, brambles, conkers and to see the beauty of the autumnal colours of the trees.

Winter to see the sparkly wonderland of snow, ice and partly frozen brook, with squirrels scampering about, stoats, rabbits and other animals living in the bleak winter up there.

Of course, during these four trips we will be on the lookout for any fairies said to be living in the Dell.

No aeroplanes involved. An half hour car journey. It has to be a car journey as there is no public transport to where we would go, it is well off the beaten track. (I cannot ride a bike, if I could, I would.)

I would take her to the Isle of Man where I was born. I would sail from Liverpool to let her see the landmark sights such as the Liver building (I grew up here) then let her enjoy the fabulous coast line of the Isle of Man. She would love the castle and beaches in Peel.

I would take them to a large caravan in Anglesey and let them run free ( well freeish !)

I've already done so. I took my granddaughter to Japan for 10 days. We had a wonderful time.

It would have to be Disney World in Florida, to see their faces light up would make for such a magical memory.

I would take them to Disney land so they can see the magic and have lots of fun

I would take them anywhere warm with sea as my 8 year old grandson loves going in the sea

I would take my little granddaughter to Chester Zoo, just a train ride away from where she lives, where she can see lots of animals that live elsewhere in the world and learn about them. No plane or long journey involved.

Los Angeles, to visit thrir Cousins, plus for Disneyworld, Hollywood, etc.

I would take my granchildren to the tiny village where I was born to show them that good things can come from small places!

I would take my grandchildren to ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, it has fabulous animals, plenty of open spaces, fresh air and running, a childrens zoo and lovely play area. Something for everyone.

all the theme parks in florida,disneyworld,magic kingdom ,epcot ,blizzard beach and all the other ones i cant remember.

I would love to take them all to Disneyland

I would take my grandchildren to Canada to see Noagra Falls and the beauty of this wonderful country... although the youngest who is 8 would love to go to Disneyland in Paris if she had a choice ... Thank you for the chance of this wonderful prize x

Nowhere too far, but Cornwall is fabulous, it has the best beaches for children, and the scenery is fabulous.

Lapland - to see Santa !

I would take him diving in the Red Sea. Not just yet though, as he is too young to walk, let alone dive!

I would love to take her to Helmsdale in Scotland,camp on the moors and go gold panning again,it is thrilling.

i would take my granddaughters to northumberland where i spent many a happy time.there is so much to explore round there ,castles beaches island trips and lindisfarne

I would take my grandchildren to the North East of England. Wonderful scenery, amazing beaches, loads to do and its where my roots are so they would see where their Great Granda came from.

my grandson to europaris its just amazing!

A London break would be amazing!