Would you really trust Forbes Traveller to tell you the best places to go on the planet? Is it any wonder so many hapless tourists end up on a cramped coach to ‘do England’ over a long weekend. This image was grabbed from Forbes own travel website this evening and there are at least 3 problems with it. Can you see what they are?
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Paul lives, rides and works in Cardiff, South Wales. His work seems to largely entail fixing things and keeping wheels on. Officially, he is actively engaged and interested in Enterprise Architecture these days, but has a secret past that involved standing around on glaciers collecting meltwater samples, and walking through endless fields of wheat taking radiance measurements. 
Uh, they think Shakespeare is a country, Bath is near to some planet named Cotsworld (or maybe that’s a baby shop), and Wales doesn’t have a border?
lol. I hadn’t picked up on Cotsworld. There’s still something else.
The Lake District is where? Glastonbury or Taunton?
…and then there’s the recent volcanic activity mapped out in the appearence of a new archipelago in the North Sea which, remarkably, seems to share a distinct similarity with the England / Scotland border.
I thought that was a vapour trail…
NESSIE!