The lonely planet travel survival kit to Britain devotes less than one page out of 1034 to the county of Staffordshire ("Staffs") and fails to acknowledge the Potteries Urban Area of Stoke on Trent which has no cathedral but a synagogue, a Minster, a mosque and two sikh templesin its conurbation.
How can this be possible in a county that contains the highest village in Britain, Flash: The village, in the Staffordshire Moorlands, stands at 463 m (1518 ft) above sea level?
Here is the exclusive NW sourced list of things to do in Staffs and I intend to visit and provide reports on these in the near future in a form of Round Staffs Rally:
Ancient High House Belvide Reservoir Biddulph Grange Blithbury Reindeer Lodge Blithfield Hall Blithfield Reservoir
Bomb crater at RAF Fauld Brindley Water Mill Broad Eye Windmill Burslem Hall Cannock Chase Chasewater Railway Cheddleton Flint Mill Churnet Valley Railway Coors Visitor Centre and Museum of Brewing (previously the Bass Museum) Closed in June 2008 Croxden Abbey Dovecliff Hall Downs Banks Drayton Manor Theme Park Eccleshall Castle Festival Park Ford Green Hall Foxfield Steam Railway Gladstone Pottery Museum Hanley Park Heart of England Way Moseley Railway Trust (Apedale) Ilam Park Izaak Walton Cottage Museum Manifold Way following the route of the former Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway Lichfield Cathedral Lichfield Road Madeley Old Hall
Michelin Man (giant) Monkey Forest Moseley Old Hall Mow Cop Castle National Memorial Arboretum Peak District National Park RSPB Coombes Valley Rudyard Lake Steam Railway Sandon Hall Shugborough Estate Stafford Castle Staffordshire Regiment Museum Stafford Services M6 North bound
Stafford Services M6 North bound
Staffordshire Moorlands The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery The Pennine Way The Roaches Tamworth Castle Trentham Gardens Trentham Lakes Tutbury Castle Victoria Park Wall Roman Site Wedgwood Museum Weston Park Whitmore Hall Apedale Community Country Park