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Your best bet is to go to a zoo or wander around the woods in north Scotland. They are REALLY rare in the wild. I'm pretty sure Scotland is the only place you find them at all now.

Hmm...London does have all the main attractions. If you're thinking of travelling around then you could to a trip across the UK. Bath has the old Roman baths, quite historical. Bristol is very pretty, more old stuff to see, including a ship. Cornwall has the scones and clotted cream, and somewhere over there is the only place in the UK you can grow tea (all year round). Manchester and Liverpool are a couple of the big cities in the north. There's Blackpool if you want to experience the old fair ground holiday by the sea, and there's a lot of attractions in Blackpool Tower, including a huge ballroom. Newcastle has the Angel of the North. There's Wales, which is good for countryside, though you can get a lot of that in Scotland too. Edinburgh is very old, and has a zoo, not a bad place to visit. If you go to Dundee there's a ship called the Discovery, which belonged to Captain Scott, and there's The Unicorn, which is the last ship of its kind still floating on water. If you're sticking to London it's really the standard sights like Buckingham Palace, The British Museum and The Tower of London There's a lot fo shopping to be done there. If you time it right you could catch an MCM convention at the Excel. There are plenty of theatres. There are also specialised tours, like the Ripper tour where you can visit all the sites of Jack the Ripper. It depends what you're into, but there are plenty of tours around.

Not so quick when I'm stuck there for three years ¬ ¬ Anywhere in mind?

I've been ok, Sherflow and I are living in Wales now, since he's at university here. I'm working full time at Subway, since no other jobs are really available.