Romantic Ribbons

Recommend an urban place, space or walk that you feel is romantic - giving as detailed an address for it as possible e.g. Church Yard Passage, St. Giles' Church, Camberwell, London SE5 (It doesn't have to be in London).

Select from the options offered when you feel this place is at its most romantic - which season, what day of the week, what time of day

Season:
winter / spring spring / summer summer / autumn autumn / winter

Day of the week:
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Time of day:
Early morning Mid-morning Lunchtime Mid-afternoon Early-evening At night

Tell us why you feel this place is romantic (good urban design, or a people-friendly promenade, or an intimate balcony are all elements that contribute to a place or route being romantic).

(Maximum 350 words)

Tell us a little bit about you - choose from the options of age range, gender and occupation.

Your location:

Age:
16 - 25 26 - 35 36 - 45 46 - 55 56 - 65 66 - 75 75+

Gender:
male female

Occupation:
Artist Built environment Child caring Education Health Retired Rural issues Transport Writer Other (please specify)
 
Other:

Sector:
Public Private Charity / Social Enterprise / Advocacy Other (please specify)
 
Other:

If you would like us to keep in touch with you (or wish to write an on-line postcard), please give us your name and e mail address. *compulsory field

First Name*:

Last Name*:

e-mail address*:

If you would like to recommend another romantic place, please tick this box and a new form will appear after you have submitted this form..

Have some fun creating a post card from your recommended romantic urban place, space or walk.

Write no more than one hundred words, as if you were writing a postcard from the place, space or walk you have recommended, enticing others to visit.

Here's an example - "Spring in London is made fresh with daffodils in the park and cooing doves in the trees. Inside the walls of a King's tower, your blood will thrill with adrenalin and your eyes be dazzled by rubies, emeralds and sapphires fit for a Queen. When the moon makes the white stones of the tower brilliant against the black night, a barge luxurious enough for Cleopatra will carry us up river. We will indulge in delicacies to eat and to drink, before we lie on soft cushions, making love against the rhythm of the water. Join me."

Write your postcard in the text box below – keep it to less than 100 words please.

Read the rules of entry, and tick the "I Agree" box and remember to submit entry by clicking the send button. A confirmation of receipt of your entry will be sent to the e mail address you have given.

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