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What is your favourite view in Britain?

The vista from the summit of Mount Snowdon has been voted the best view in Britain – and we want your alternative suggestions
  
  

An aerial view at Snowdon on March 31, 2017 in Llanberis, Wales, United Kingdom.
An aerial view at Snowdon on 31 March, 2017 in Llanberis, Wales, United Kingdom, taken on a Samsung Galaxy S8 smartphone, Photograph: Handout/Getty Images for Samsung Galaxy

The view from the top of mount Snowdon on a clear day has been voted the best in Britain, according to a new poll.

Coming in second was the Three Sisters mountains, in Scotland’s Glen Coe. Third was a view of Stonehenge, the famous and ancient ring of standing stones in the English county of Wiltshire.

With the weather improving and even Theresa May embarking on a Snowdonia holiday, we would like to hear your own suggestions for the best views in Britain, so that we can put together our own, alternative list.

You can share your suggestions by filling out the form below - please tell us in a line or two why you think the view is so great.

Have a photo of the view that you’ve taken yourself? Even better: you can share it with us via GuardianWitness by clicking here.

 

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