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  1. Tees Valley

    Published: 01.07.2011
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    North East England
    Colin Percy, 2006
    North East England's industrial heartland set in outstanding countryside
    Photo: Colin Percy 15-08-06 © Newcastle City Council
    Photo: Colin Percy 08-06-01 © NSCR

  2. York and North Yorkshire

    Published: 01.07.2011
    Location: 
    North England
    Colin Percy, 2006
    National Park with wild moors and an even wilder coast
    Photo: Colin Percy 20 Jul 04 © Colin Percy
    Photo: Colin Percy 31 Jul 04 © Colin Percy

  3. Scotland

    Published: 01.07.2011
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    Scotland
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    The route through Scotland starts in the Shetlands, with their dramatic landscape of cliffs and rocky inlets.

  4. Orkney Islands

    Published: 01.07.2011
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    Orkney Islands
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    The archipelago of Orkney comprises 70 islands of which only 17 are inhabited.

  5. Moray

    Published: 01.07.2011
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    Moray
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    Moray lies on the southern shores of the Moray Firth and extends south into the heart of the Cairngorm Mountains.

  6. Aberdeenshire

    Published: 01.07.2011
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    Aberdeenshire
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    High hills and long glens, castles, fishing villages, rugged coastline, quiet rural roads - so many features which are really only a backdrop for a wide range of things to do. This is Aberdeenshire.

  7. Mid Lothian

    Published: 01.07.2011
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    Mid Lohtian
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    Mid Lothian is situated directly to the south of Edinburgh, Scotland's capital city.

  8. East Lothian

    Published: 01.07.2011
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    East Lothian
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    East Lothian is the sunniest and driest area of Scotland and has been a popular holiday centre for centuries.

  9. Fife

    Published: 01.07.2011
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    Fife
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    Fife is Scotland's oldest Kingdom, located between the Firths of Forth and Tay and is island-like.

  10. Scottish Borders

    Published: 01.07.2011
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    Scottish Borders
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    Here in the Scottish Borders, we are proud of our unspoiled nature which has become a haven for walkers, cyclists, horse riders, fishermen and touring parties who come to sample the delights our region has to offer.

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