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Malham Cove – one of the most famous features of the Yorkshire Dales National Park – now has a new, distinctly Oriental image. The 70 metre (230ft) high, gently curving cliff of white limestone is among seven Yorkshire and 101 British points of interest that have been given a new name by Chinese people in national tourism agency VisitBritain's new 'GREAT names for GREAT Britain' campaign.

Read more at http://www.ukclimbing.com/news/item.php?id=69517

In reply to UKC News:
It (Malham Cove in Simplified Chinese) is "白崖飞泉", apparently:
http://www.greatnames.visitbritain.com/zh-hans

Oh, dear, the UKC forum can't display the UTF-8 characters codes? (That is a bit outdated!?)
If you click on the link in my post above and search for the term "Malham Cove", you can see the Chinese characters for it. Or, you can convert those character codes (though I haven't checked it).

In reply to UKC News:

Quite a few climbing areas included it would seem!

In reply to masa-alpin:

I particularly like the conversion for Llanfair-pwllgwyn-gyllgo-gery-chwyrn-drobwll-llanty-silio-gogo-goch.

In reply to UKC News:

RIGHT, that's IT, I'm renaming some Chinese places:

BEIJING - Smog Bucket
SHENZHEN - Alcatraz of the East
GUANGZHOU - Watch-Your-Wallet

In reply to UKC News:

Attract Chinese tourists??!! They should open an outlet there and job done.

In reply to abseil:

I can't tell how likes work on the forum, but I like this!