A to Z of place facts

Reighton sands is a UK holiday site popular with Caravanners.

Quarry Bank - an area of Dudley in the Black Country, known for its industrial heritage.

Peckham - Where 'Only Fools and Horses' was set.

Ousby, a village near Penrith, Cumbria , is a Doubly Thankful Village as it suffered no casualties during World War I and World War II.

Nantwich, charming historical market town in Cheshire with a fine church.

Machynlleth. The Welsh MOMA art gallery is set in this town.

Lymington, a historic town and port by the River Lymington. A ferry from there takes you to the IOW.

Kentucky - Home of many horse racing tracks, the Kentucky Derby and fried chicken.

Juneau is the capital city of the state of Alaska.

Ingleton is a village in the Yorkshire Dales with caves, waterfalls, and mountains.

Hemel Hempstead was one of the post war ‘new towns’.

Georgia ia also my friend’s name

Franconia, Germany, traditional culture, good wine and beer.

Eastbourne, a popular coastal resort in East Sussex, famous for Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs.

Dunstable, famous for its downs and the gliders

California. This one is in Norfolk in the borough of Great Yarmouth. It’s a small seaside village with a sandy/shingle beach.

Brighton - Home of the dirty weekend. Home of the Royal Pavilian.

Assisi, home of St.Francis

Zurich, Switzerland’s largest city, is known for chocolate, precision engineering, and Alpine scenery.

Yorkshire is God's own country .

Xaltianguis is a city in Guerrero, Mexico. It is inland from Acapulco.

Wirral, Merseyside. Famous for Paul O'Grady, Paul Hollywood, Daniel Craig, and Patricia Routledge.

Vaiges, in the Mayenne dept of France. I once started a cycling holiday from there.

Ulverston : The birth place of Stan Laurel of Laurel and Hardy.

Taronga zoo - a wonderful zoo near Sydney. Definitely worth a visit.