Gene51 Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)

Black Country Living Museum, Dudley -
Broadway Tower, Worcestershire
Bourton on Water, village where many of the buildings are built with Cotswold limestone
Castle Combe, Wiltshire Cotswolds - quintessential small village
Stonehenge
Pictures of rail stations and rolling stock

R.G. Loc: Scotland

Dick Van Dyke ( ).

Thruxton Loc: Indiana / California

MGTC with rain on the windscreen.
Brough Superior with Lawrence of
Arabia on the saddle.
Supermarine Spitfire low pass.

rabbitslayer Loc: NW Iowa

Fish and chips wrapped in wax paper and news paper.

Toby

My first thought is the "stiff upper lip" which seems to be a characteristic displayed in movies and such in the states. After several trips to the UK, however, I realized that that may only be a trait with royalty. Everyone I met or just "ran into" was very friendly and helpful. Unlike what you will see in our big cities over here except for the midwest and south. I remember the, perhaps, over analyzing of problems "the devil is in the details" was a frequent comment. Here we have a habit of reading the directions only after we have a problem and need to see what we did wrong. I remember the long meals. They took up an entire evening. I remember the small front yards and the miles of stone fences. Multiple small friendly family pubs where folks passed their time rather than sitting home watching TV. That and open air tables where one could sit and have a beer or a meal. I missed having sandwiches as a choice for lunch.
When I was a child I always wondered why the British were typically shown carrying an umbrella. I found out why. I was impressed with the age of many of the buildings and castles. You have a great country there "across the pond".

HamBar06 Loc: Philadelphia, PA

We have spent a great deal of time over the years in GB and although these suggestions may smack of "tourist" [bah!], I think that some of these make me feel like it's typically British.
Paddling on the river Cam.
Find an outdoor Tea Party.
The interior [with people] of a Wren Church.
A London [or other] Pub...some are spectacular.
Strolling in Hyde Park.

I could go on, but this is it for now.

Best wishes for success,
Larry

Rich1939 Loc: Pike County Penna.

Derbys, MGs, Umbrellas and Tweeds

SalvageDiver Loc: Huntington Beach CA

Big Ben and a London taxi.

jeep_daddy Loc: Prescott AZ

Nope. But they do still have simulated fox hunts by dragging around the scent of a fox and letting the hounds go and track the scent. I know because my sister lives there part time and her husband was a big time hunter.

ecurb1105

Any village that could be a set for Midsomer Murders.

e056441-yahoo.com

Seems like most of the high points have been mentioned but to me it is Traffic Circles, Canals and Trains.

tommystrat Loc: Bigfork, Montana

A links-type golf course with the wind howling and the rain pelting down sideways... just a bonnie day playing at the goff!

Floyd Loc: Misplaced Texan in Florence, Alabama

How about those who are wearing the gray wigs. They are almost ubiquitous in your films. So far I've not seen this in all previous lists.

Thomsen

You need a card table set up on the side of a country road or a busy highway with china tea pot and china cups and a happy couple enjoying themselves!

SuperflyTNT Loc: Manassas VA

I could say the same thing about Christians.