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Lavender fields - Cotswold, England

A stormy day in Elgol in Isle of Skye, Scotland

Lavender fields - Cotswold, England

Borough Market, London

Lavender fields - Cotswold, England

Borough Market, London

Lavender fields - Cotswold, England

Seven Sisters - Eastbourne. Lim... are also known as chalk cliffs

Seven Sisters - Eastbourne. Limestone cliffs are also known as chalk cliffs

Lavender fields - Cotswold, England

Jacobite steam train - The rout...s castle as seen in the movies.

Jacobite steam train - The route runs for a stretch of 41 miles, starting at Fort William and ending at Mallaig and pass through the Glenfinnan Viaduct, the famous bridge on the way to the Hogwarts castle as seen in the movies.

Leake St Tunnel known as the Ba... the Waterloo station in London

Leake St Tunnel known as the Banksy Tunnel near the Waterloo station in London

Isle of Skye, west coast of Scotland

Cathedral in Edinburgh

Durdle Door

Borough Market

Tower Bridge at Sunset in London

Quirky Brighton

Canary Wharf, London

Greenwich hospital

Canary Wharf skyline in London ...panies have their offices here.

Canary Wharf skyline in London which is a one of the main business districts. Lots of banks and companies have their offices here.

Canary Wharf station looks so pretty at night

London after Sunset

Borough Market, London

Leake St Tunnel known as the Banksy Tunnel near the Waterloo station in London

Tower Bridge, London

Westminister, London

Leake St Tunnel known as the Banksy Tunnel near the Waterloo station in London

Beach at Brighton, England has pebbles instead of sand.

Cathedral in Edinburgh

Edinburgh

Elgol, west coast of Scotland

Edinburgh

Durdle Door near Bournemouth

Grass market popularly also kno...staurants and pubs in Edinburgh

Grass market popularly also known as Diagon Alley by Harry Potter fans is famous for restaurants and pubs in Edinburgh

Tourists play with wands in fro...om Riddle a.k.a Lord Voldermont

Tourists play with wands in front of the grave of a person called Tom Riddle.
J.K Rowling has taken her inspiration for stories and names from Scotland and this is one of them. Tom Riddle a.k.a Lord Voldermont