The first group of pictures is from Salisbury which is a rather pleasant and photogenic town to wander around. It's nothing very spectacular but it's pretty enough and has quite a nice cathedral, photographed here on one of the rare days in the last few years when it wasn't covered in scaffolding.
Not far from Salisbury is a rather older monument, Stonehenge. The lack of people on the photograph is down to two factors, the cold Autumn day on which I was there and the fifteen minutes of patience searching for an angle and waiting for a moment when there was no-one in sight.
Let's talk about Americans for a moment, in fact let's talk about talking to Americans. Now there are a lot of Americans travelling around the world and  quite a few of them have a grasp of World Geography that leaves mine standing. (Actually quite a few kids in villages in the middle of the Amazon jungle have a knowledge of World Geography that leaves mine standing.) However most American tourists have a bit of a blind spot when it comes to this sceptered isle. My American geography is a bit sloppy but I could probably locate Pitsburgh on a map more easily than they could locate, for example, Sheffield. The two exceptions to this general rule are London and Stratford. No self-respecting tourist coming to England would miss out  Stratford any more than I could go to New York and not go to the Empire State Building or visit Washington without seeing the White House.
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My albums seem to contain rather a lot of photographs of trees. I have no real idea where many of them were taken but this one was in an album that included a section on Exeter so I assume that this was there. The man near the tree is my father.
This on the other hand is definitely a photograph of Land's End.  Of course I only know that because I'd labelled it on the back.
Besides trees I have a quite ridiculous number of photographs of castles which are also usually unlabelled. I think that the town on the left and the castle on the right are Caernarvon but again I'm not sure.
This second page of United Kingdom Pictures is another bit of a jumble. There are quite a few more where I do not know exactly (or sometimes even approximately) where they were taken. The quality is also sometimes a little lower than I'd like but many of them are very old photographs before I had a reasonable camera or a fair eye for a good composition. (These days I hope that I have a fair eye for a good composition anyway. I know I have a better camera.)