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Google the National Botanical Gardens in Wales for pictures inside the dome
Most of Birmingham looks like Resident Evil, if that helps?
All of the national parks.
I was joking with my buddy while out walking yesterday that the place we were [passing through](https://freeimage.host/i/ju4Ni7) was straight out of an RPG.
Puzzle Wood looks like an enchanted forest.
The Pennines look like Rohan
Coventry looks like Fallout
Cumbria, Northumberland, North Yorkshire, the northern half of Lancashire, the western half of County Durham, Derbyshire Peak District, much of Wales, Devon.
Basically the (rural) upland areas of England and then Wales.
Lots of the Cotswolds looks like this. Pastoral, dotted with villages
Rannoch Moor.
All of Ross-shire.
Or basically anything north/northwest of Perth.
Luton is more like Resident Evil or Walking Dead
The entire new forest, the terrain and scenery changes so much throughout too, I always end up banging some fantasy synth ambient on to fit the occasion, more specifically the giant sequoia trees make me feel as if I’m on a different planet…
The valleys in Wales for sure, been so many freeparties where staring out across the fields as the sun comes up feels like you’re in a fantasy film.
Bits of the star wars sequels were filmed on Windermere so you’re not far off with the lake district.
Peak District mate.
Wookey Hole caves
Butser Hill
Salisbury Plain
Bits of the South Downs.
Blue Johns Cavern in the Peaks reminds me of the mines in Skyrim.
The Shetland Isles look very much like generic RPG hill terrain IMO.
The Isle of Man (in but not of the uk or is it of but not in the uk, can’t remember) it looks as if a hobbit or a dinosaur could come walking into view at any moment.
Lake District deserves a second mention. I went walking there around a month ago and it felt like being in Middle Earth.
On the other side of the coin, I went into Oldham in January and it looked like Fallout.
Esthar looks like the bubble bath section in Superdrug 😀