Find Your Piece Of British Tranquility
Decathlon take a look at some of the remote places you can go in the British Isles.
The British summer finally looks like it is starting to rear its seldom seen head, with sales of BBQs, cider, and patio furniture all set to experience their annual boost. While thoughts of many turn to winding down lazy sunny afternoons in the the beer garden of their local boozer, the warm weather also brings the perfect opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle of the urban rat race, and seek out some of Britain's more secluded locations. If switching off from the world and spending some quiet time away from the trappings of the non stop age of communication sounds like bliss, then Decathlon have taken a look at some of the most remote places which you could look at heading to.
Finding some peace and quiet and re-connecting with nature can do wonders for the soul. Fresh air, having the time to relax, and being able to focus your thoughts without the pressures of modern living is incredibly cathartic. It helps in gaining perspective of the trivialities which we too often let consume us, on the over bearing boss who demands we take everything as serious as what they do, of the pent up frustration from sitting in gruelling traffic jams, on the daily toils and strife of everyday living. There is nothing better at recharging your batteries than getting away from it all!
Scouring the length and breadth of the country, Decathlon have produced an infogrpahic on where is best to go to enjoy the simple life. Based on population size, mobile connectivity, and CCTV coverage, these places are some of the most picturesque and serene areas of natural beauty. Whether it's the Yorkshire Moors National Park, remote Scottish islands, or offshore retreats, there is a place for everyone to get some alone time.
You can view the infographic below, or head on over to Decathlon to see more details.
