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I would take them to Kiribati for New Year. The days breaks first in Kiribati so we would some of the first people to greet the forthcoming year.

I'd take them on a tour of New Zealand as it's a magical place

I would take my little Grandson to either The Falkland Islands or somewhere in North Pole to see his beloved penguins up close in their natural habitat.

Disney World, Florida

I would take them to Hawaii . I'll teach them to surf and Grampy can teach them to Hula dance . We could spend our days in the water and our nights at the Luau. Heaven !!

South Island, New Zealand

It would be Disney I would take them or rather they would take me because I go into my second childhood when I’m with them

Antarctica - it's so different to anyhere else

I would take them to Australia , where i used to live so we could both see the Eastern side of the continent, that none of us has experienced

I would take them to the Galapagos Islands. I think that the diversity of wildlife would help to instill in them the need to care about the animal kingdom.

I would take them to South west France for a water sports activities, there have fantastic beaches and there is a great centre there all professionally done called, La Rive.

id take them on a safari to kenya where i enjoyeda few weeks on holiday years ago. was amazing to see the animals in thier natural habitat and id love for them to have that experience

To Africa for a safari so hat they could engage with the "wild: and wonderful animals and the warm hearted peoples.

Disney in Florida, something for everyone.

I'd take them to Woolacombe for a real bucket and spade holiday with a beautiful beach and great sand dunes just like the holidays their parents enjoyed when they were small.

I would love to take them to Disneyland

To Australia..to see Uluru change colour with the rising or falling of the sun

The Maldives, the most wonderful place in the world and would love to take them there before it gets spoilt or disappears forever.

I'd take them to my own grandparent's home on Anglesey. All those fabulous beaches and wild hills to explore.

When they are teenagers I would take them to the Normandy beaches so that they can see and understand the incredible task we and The Allies were up against. It is so important that the next generation understand how and why war breaks out to ensure that we continue to live in peace with our neighbours.

I think it would be Disneyland Paris to enjoy the magic whilst they are still young

Olivia adores animals of every kind as much as me so I'd take her to South Africa on safari

Very simple: Southwold, the most magical place on earth

With 5 grandchildren of differing ages and with differing likes and dislikes - would like to take them camping in France where I took their parents when they were young. We had such wonderful times. I used to send them out to walk round the campsite to see what was being cooked elsewhere. Our love of barbecued sardines was fostered there. Everything seemed so full of flavour and fresh. They would only be allowed to use cellphones for an hour a day (in my dreams!) and we would explore and enjoy the simple life!

London to see a big show and visit all the sights