Posted by Jennifer on November 29, 2009 – 9:00 am

Today’s picture of the day is of Skiddaw in Cumbria. Skiddaw is known as the easiest peak to climb in the picturesque Lake District. Climbers can reach the summit in around 2 hours and enjoy magnificent views of Keswick , the Pennines, Irish sea and the Isle of Man. It can become extremely crowded during peak times such as Bank Holidays.
Posted by Jennifer on November 28, 2009 – 9:00 am

Today’s picture of the day is of Beeston Castle in Cheshire. It stands proudly on picturesque rocky crags and enjoys breathtaking views. It dates back 4,000 years and was once a Bronze Age hill fort. The castle was built in 1226 b y Earl Ranulf of Chester and centuries later fell during the English Civil War. It provides a fascinating and educational day out for the whole family.
Posted by Jennifer on November 27, 2009 – 9:00 am

Today’s picture of the day is of Buckinghamshire Railway Centre in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Visitors are taken back in time with a ride on a vintage steam locomotive. The railway centre houses over 30 locomotives, carriages and wagons. The station states back 150 years and is now an award winning visitor centre. Onsite there is also a bookshop, cafe, picnic area and free parking.
Posted by Jennifer on November 26, 2009 – 9:00 am

Today’s picture of the day is of Eaton Park Bandstand and Pavilion in Norfolk. It is conveniently situated just 2 miles from the centre of Norwich on the south side of Eaton Park. It dates back to 1928 and has recently undergone restoration in the £2.5 million Eaton Park project. Also included within the building is a welcoming and authentic tea room.
Posted by Jennifer on November 25, 2009 – 9:00 am

Today’s picture of the day is of Goodwood Racehouse in West Sussex. It is a stunning course located at the top South Downs and enjoys wonderful views of Chichester and the picturesque Isle of Wight. The course enjoys over 20 days of racing each year and racing dates back to 1802. The most popular event on the calendar is the July festival also known as Glorious Goodwood. There are ample catering facilities onsite.
Posted by Jennifer on November 24, 2009 – 9:00 am

Today’s picture of the day is of the City Art Centre in Edinburgh. It is conveniently situated in the heart of Edinburgh and consists of six exhibition centres. It offers an excellent collection of Scottish are and hosts many temporary exhibitions which range from contemporary art to rare antiques. Admission is completely free but expect a small charge for visiting major exhibitions.
Posted by Jennifer on November 23, 2009 – 9:00 am

Today’s picture of the day is The Faerie Glen on the Isle of Skye. It is situated within easy reach of the main road from Portree. As the road approaches Faerie Glen you are met with the stunning Tolkienesque hillocks which dominate the skyline. On arrival at the Glen you will find a fascinating stone circle and a pretty brook which is an ideal location for a family picnic.
Posted by Jennifer on November 22, 2009 – 9:00 am

Today’s picture of the day is of Hedingham Castle in Essex. It dates back to 1140 and was built by the Earls of Oxford. It is situated between Colchester and Cambridge within easy reach of the A1017. It was popular with Kings Henry VII, VIII and Queen Elizabeth I. Inside you can see the stunning banqueting hall and minstrel’s gallery. It is surrounded by beautiful grounds consisting of tranquil woodland and wonderful lakeside walks.
Posted by Jennifer on November 21, 2009 – 9:00 am

Today’s picture of the day is of Parham House and Gardens in West Sussex. Situated in the picturesque park is a stunning house dating back to Elizabethan times. The house is surrounded by beautiful gardens, farmland and forests which supplies the house with freshly cut flowers. Within the surrounding land you will also find an apple orchard, a maze, lake and specimen trees. Inside the house you can see collections of of portraits and fascinating early needlework.
Posted by Jennifer on November 20, 2009 – 9:00 am

Today’s picture of the day is of the Cheddar Caves and Gorge in Somerset. Visitors will find two beautiful caves; Gough’s Cave and Cox’s Cave. They are illuminated which enhances the breathtaking colours and you can listen to audio-guides whilst you explore the fascinating sights. You can also take a walk underground, visit Cheddar Mount and the Cannibals museum. Humans were said to occupy the caves for over 40,000 years.