where in England can I go to meet some actual English people and there arent 3 trillion brown people?
im an American looking to visit the homeland, but all the brown people makes me imagine that it sucks.

>>2773171 (OP)
anywhere where you have to pay to get in
brown people hate paying for stuff
also pubs. but beware, if you behave like a typical american you will not get a warm welcome

>>2773173
>anywhere you have to pay.
i more mean: are there any hidden gem towns where I could walk in a park without seeing brown people?
>behave like a typical american
what does this mean exactly

>>2773176
>what does this mean exactly
walking up and talking to people without being invited
claiming to be 'from' here, heritage wise
talking politics without being prompted to do so
telling people about their own country
being fat
wearing a hat indoors, especially a baseball cap
being poorly/inappropriately dressed

The strange thing about London and Europe in general is they don’t have bars where you can just sit at the counter, which makes it hard for solo travelers.
There are some but not very many. Most are pubs or lounges.

>>2773182
ill talk to whoever i want about whatever i want while wearing whatever i want and you're just going to have to deal with it, nigel

>>2773182
ill be fine on most of those
>being poorly/inappropriately dressed
i assume this just means not wearing pajama pants like amerilards do here at walmart
i usually just wear a tshirt and jeans and a hoodie if its cool outside.

>>2773219
hmmm i didnt believe this
why is liverpool so much whiter than manchester which is right next to it?

If you want regions, look at demographic maps. For specific things to do National Trust and similar properties are probably a good call.
>>2773189
Alright, but as he said, you won't receive a warm welcome. Why go to a pub just to make every dislike you?
>>2773214
T-shirt and jeans should be fine for most pubs. Hoodie will be OK as long as the hood is down. If it's a real rural pub you'll stick out no matter what you do. If it's somewhere expensive (well, more expensive) in London, you might be underdressed, but I'd be hesitant to call places like that "pubs".
>>2773188
Not sure about London but everywhere else in England has these. People are generally not very keen to strike up conversations with strangers though.

By the way, on talking about your heritage, that'll be fine talking about your grandma coming over to the USA on the Queen Mary or whatever if it comes up (i.e. "so why did you come to England?"). In my experience, English people like to here those kinds of stories.

>>2773171 (OP)
outside any city, shropshire is good, shrewsbury is nice. widnes is a nothing-town but it's very white, as are most traditional british pubs.
also north wales, that's literally middle earth. again, avoid cities if possible.
>>2773219
this.
>>2773220
because scousers view themselves as a persecuted race, victim complex thing. they won't put up with shit.
also liverpool was much smaller and poorer untill 20 years ago. it does have it's brown neighbourhoods but it's way better overall than manchester.
>>2773189
you're gonna get glassed.

>>2773377
>north wales, that's literally middle earth
Go on....

Fuck off we're full

>>2773173
>brown people hate paying for stuff
this is painfully true

>>2773171 (OP)
t. Diego Ramirez

the downside about visiting this country is the weather. You can plan to visit in the middle of summer or middle of winter and chances are you get a wet and windy 8 deg celsius day. that said London is a microclimate you can almost guarantee it will be nice in summer.

also you are on about visiting the homeland, which part? go there. If you want to visit key parts of England. the tourist areas of London are nice but extremely busy.

Liverpool, Newcastle, York are good places to visit spend a couple days. If you rent a car there are loads of places worth a visit. Droitwich Spa they built a church paying homage to the late western Roman Empire churches built in Ravenna. Pretty cool in person but the real stuff is in Italy. Still a nice thing to see.

>>2773182
>talking politics without being prompted to do so
UK is up there with China and North Korea on my list of places to not talk politics while visiting.

>>2777261
That sounds like hate speech, which is illegal in the UK but Constitutionally protected in the United States; consider the case studies of Count Dankula versus Kanye West. I agree with your criticisms of Trump and Musk and mass migration but that doesn't have a lot to do with /trv/ unless you're trying to decide what kind of ethnic restaurants to visit on your trip to an American city.

>>2773176
>what does this mean exactly
Being rude, arrogant, self centered, give your opinion on things you don't know anything about, etc...
If my French ass survived Bradford, you can do it too.

>>2773171 (OP)
The answer is yes but based on your post I can already tell you that everyone will hate you. People generally like Americans but with a very low toleration for Americans acting like idiots. People will absolutely make fun of you and talk down to you and belittle you. Do not think for one moment you are English because most people here regard Americans as an abomination.

>>2773171 (OP)
>homeland
cringe

>>2777287
>Bradford
What kind of lucky charms did you bring to escape unscathed?

I hate Americans thinking that everyone has the same racial view of the world they do.

Lenny Henny is more English than you will ever be

>>2778066
No you don't get it. culture is more important here.

Give you another example. Cho Chang from the Harry Potter films is a Scottish actress.

>>2773171 (OP)
You need to go to the west country, download/buy a map and plot a “hike”, I would recommend the south west coastal path. Eat and stay at pubs along your route. As long as your white and not obnoxious people are always very friendly around here, and you also get to experience true English culture.

>>2773171 (OP)
It's another
>I've never left the country
Thread. How bout you quit being a scared little bitch and just go?

>>2773171 (OP)
>where in England can I go to meet some actual English people

There's way too many pakis . Demographics of the UK needs a serious looking at dont you think

>>2778276
Why would he waste his time and money on the same generic cosmopolitan shithole experience you can find in other countries? He's looking for the part of England that makes it English. If he wanted to wade in stinking subcontinentals he wouldn't have to cross the Atlantic.

>>2778117
Are there any good resources for long distance hiking paths? I know there is a right to roam but it's quite restricted. I don't have much interest in cities, but I'd love to just walk when I go visit my friend again.

>>2778324
OS maps have all public footpaths and bridleways marked.

>>2773171 (OP)
Leave the cities but if you aren't prepared to mostly be a drunk in the rural areas its not going to be as enjoyable
This is quite the standard for every country and since you are at least white you don't run as much of a risk of being kicked out of rural bars

>>2773171 (OP)
Not your homeland, and we prefer brown people to Americans.

But anyway, ask your wife's boyfriend to take you somewhere that's not a big city. Could be a seaside town (Broadstairs if you want a nice one, Blackpool if you like ghetto trash), or a national park like Peak District (our national parks aren't like American ones, there are towns inside as well as just nature and the people are usually friendly).

>>2773171 (OP)
Jaywick in Essex. Its a deprived shit hole, but everyone is white more or less.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaywick
Other than that, probably somewhere rural, or somewhere that isn't in the South.

>>2773171 (OP)
Small towns and villages

>>2773214
That's exactly what he's talking about. If you're a grown man enough to buy your own airplane ticket, you ought to learn to properly dress yourself. Real slacks, a button down, a sweater, men's shoes.

>>2773171 (OP)
Some inbreeding racist redneck detected

>>2781181
>inbreeding racist
statistically more likely to describe the cousin-marrying white-hating pakis OP is trying to avoid

>>2773377
England is weird. I went there in 2006 and it was rough. Chavs everywhere. Everyone was looking for a fight. Went there again February this year. No chavs. No gangs of rough types loitering around. Lots of brown people, trash in the streets, but weirdly peaceful.

>>2781280
>>2781281
get back to your gift card scams pajeet

>>2778076
You guys are fucked LOL

Bristol felt like the first English place to me, but I am keen to see if everyone else feels the same way?

>>2773171 (OP)
>where in England can I go to meet some actual English people
Cumbria, rural Surrey or Kent, Devon. That's about it. Anywhere rural terrifies browns in Britain so go up into the hills.

>>2782025
Bristol is full of faggots.

>>2773171 (OP)
idk lad
figure tf out m8

>>2773171 (OP)
ill let you in on a secret
the cotswold region

>>2781280
I look forward to the day you jeet fags get kicked in the head en masse

>>2782025
Bristol is full pf AIDS POZ and non whites, why tf would you waste your time there when your right next to the most english and beautiful rural areas?

any stacy in abberdeen up for some fun?

>>2777287
This sounds like you just described acting British or French.

Fuck off Yank

>>2773171 (OP)
Lake district, although you might see Jap tourists in peak seasons. Pretty much any small town or anywhere rural really. Nonwhites are almost entirely concentrated in major cities and around the city centre or designated shithole areas.

>>2778064
>>2778076
I'm from the UK and only guardian/independent reading faggots think this way. Lenny Henry isn't English, he's an Afro Carribbean generational immigrant.

>>2782823
everyone knows what the cotswolds are

>>2773182
>talking politics without being prompted to do so
oh, so every European then? The only time I ever hear politics while traveling are from Europeans and Australians

>>2778324
there are a lot of long distance footpaths, wiki has a decent list of them
do you want to do multi day hikes where you sleep under canvas or are you looking for day hikes
if you just want a long walk then buy some orange OS maps and follow the tracks marked green, they even mark pubs in rural areas
if you want multi day things then you have to be careful where you plan to put up your tent each night. in Scotland you can generally put it up wherever you like as long as you are far enough away from buildings, livestock etc. in England and Wales you have far less rights but you can usually find an isolated copse with no buildings around where you will be left alone as long as you're discreet (like don't pitch up for the night until dusk, leave at dawn, no fires etc)
anywhere near a car park will be quite busy on nice days but if you are more than 30 mins walk away it gets quiet again

>>2773171 (OP)
>im an American
you'll be fine anywhere, no where is an american city

>>2777302
my dad found our family coat of arms from a .co.uk website back in the 90s and had it framed. I have grown up my ebtire life knowing I was British. I have even practiced the accent aince I was a boy. you probably wouldnt even be able to tell I am American except that I will be healthier, wealthier, and smarter than you.


i am sure what upsets you bongs the most is being reminded that America saved your asses in two world wars and you all basically owe us forever.

Actual English person speaking here.
You want to go to the West Country. Wales and Scottish aren't English, the north has lest tourists but is also depressing and boring where the "community spirit" is based on romanticising suffering and a shared victim mentality.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmSA0W3mkn4
The West Country has no major airports and terrible rail links. This means most international explorers don't head that way, OR only go on a tour bus to see Stonehenge and don't leave their containment zone. Devon, Somerset, Dorset, all are charming, and have a reputation for being inbred and isolated- which I think is the type of place you might be looking for. A lot of farmers and quaint villages.
Cornwall is also lovely BUT gets a lot of internal tourism.
The true soul of the UK is in the countryside, the cities have a fairly globohomo personality with differing flavours of "hip" (Bristol) or "trad" (Oxford), the same dynamics can be found everywhere in Europe.

Going to go to the UK for a bit, going to stay use Newcastle and another city as a base out of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Liverpool or Manchester. Manchester would be good for the location but it looks like London 2.0 with blacks and junkies from afar, Edinburgh is expensive and Glasgow would be fine but a bit remote.

>>2773176
most seaside towns (with the notable exception of brighton) are like 99% white and only get poor tourists who can't afford going off to malaga or greece

my favourite is Cromer

>>2782093
East Anglia

>>2773171 (OP)
Sorry, bit I'm afraid this kind of cultural exchange is gone, destroyed by liberalism. Now everyone already has diversity at home. They're not gonna be interested in yet another foreigner.