MissSophie

St Ives is magical! Even on a wet, windy day it is a treat. Go to the Tate and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and eat fish and chips on the beach, bliss.

I can’t really remember it well. I lived near to Belfast in a town called Lisburn for two years as a child. Just sadly remember alot of bombed buildings. Also it rained and it rained and it rained. I’m sure it is worth a trip now though.

It’s a great city. Not as big as you would expect. I love Avoca cafe. It sells yummy food on the top floor, the best mars bar squares ever. It rains alot.

I went here back in 1995 and stayed with friends. What I really remember about it was how little sunlight we had. I felt tired all the time, it was a very weird feeling. I also listened to Sheryl Crow’s first album the whole time. I was 16! music was everything and still is.

I have been to New York twice. Firstly in 1998 I stayed on 34th street with friends for 10 days. It was November and all the decorations were going up, very magical. We just explored and shopped.
The second time I went during April/May 2001. we stayed in a friends very cool apartment opposite Tom’s Diner on Broadway. I just love New York the smells, the tastes, the sights, it is such an inspiring city.
I plan to go back for my 30th with my aunt who will be 50 and my cousin who will be turning 21! my mum wants to come along to.

Oh the shops!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love Shaftesbury!
Shirley Allum Fashions is the greatest shop on earth. Throw back to the fifties!
Lots of crazy people are moving from London to Shaftesbury and they are upping the house prices boo hoo!

If you love the film On Golden Pond, you will love Maine.
Great Lobster. Oh and Bah’s Bakehouse in Castine sells the best Cinnamon buns ever.

I went when I was five and lived near by. I remember the very modern swimming pool.

The town is quite well off due to the passion play that happens every five years. They have an amazing swimming complex where you can swim outside and look at the snow capped moutains in the distance, bliss.