Britain may be a teeny country, but what it lacks in size it’s long made up for in imperial ambitions and spectacular views, natural or otherwise. The imperial ambition has waned a little in recent decades, but the ample beauty remains. Yet most of the British population, stuck in cities, take the stunning vistas on offer throughout the country for granted. Tourists, too, often make do with standard fare. Yes, the views of Buckingham Palace from the Mall, or of Center Court from a seat at…
