Gloucestershire Live wins our Headline of the Day Award for this tale of tourism in Bourton-on-the-Water.
The judges left me to comment, so I shall merely point out that all tourist areas have honeypots where visitors tend to congregate.
If you go to the Shropshire hills but don't want crowds, then avoid the Carding Mill Valley at Church Stretton. And if you find St Ives in Cornwall too crowded, walk a mile along the cliffs towards Zennor and you'll have an amazing landscape all to yourself.
Or you could forget the Cotswolds and visit the Notswolds.
This post is sponsored by Visit the Notswolds - The Official Notswold Tourism Site.
A couple of years ago I could not see the ground for the crowds on the top of Snowdon and people were queuing to get to the very top rock, most of whom had walked up and not come by the train; such is the popularity of certain places; yet you can still walk certain other big mountains in Wales and only meet a few people all day.
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