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Things to do and see in England?
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the eden project is aces, but if you want a really nice day out I suggest St. Ives by train
Seventhing Cornwall as I was born there. Makre sure you see St Ives, Eden Project and Pendennis Castle.
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The ghost walks there are also fantastic, even as a godless scientist since they take you into sections of the undercity - originally built as storerooms under the old city, they proved to damp to be good warehouses so the poor took over, until the plague when they were built over and forgotten until relatively recently. Also, check out the Jekyl and Hyde pub, its a little wierd and a bit cheesy until you realise you need the loo.
Edinburgh is pretty amazing actually, definitely reccomend it if you want a city break. It's hard to say which I think is better between the three cities I've had the fortune to live in but I'd say Edinburgh, Brighton then Cambridge. All are completely strange in their own way though for ridiculous reasons. Still, I'd put Cornwall above all those three - its probably the most unique place in Britain once you get away from the normal touristy things.
Brunel is pretty neat. You could start off at Paddington Station in London, the terminus of his railway company and work your way west out to Bristol