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~~Britain~~ England, it wasn't bad or anything just no desire to visit it again. Saw what I wanted to see. Wouldn't mind seeing Scotland again though.
As a Scot I'm always secretly pleased when we get a pass while the rest of the UK gets a 'meh'.
That said, the North of England, Cornwall and Brighton, and parts of Wales are definitely worth a visit.
Your comment is a bit weird. Like saying, "I would never go back to the US again, I have no interest in it whatsoever. Although, NYC on the otherhand..."
Surely then it would make more sense to say, "I wouldn't go back to Florida" or, "I wouldn't do back to England / Wales / Northern Ireland"
To take you one further, it's like saying, "I'd never go to Europe again -- except France. I like France."
Makes more sense to specifically name the countries you wouldn't visit because for all we know you've never been to Wales.
My bad I forget england and britain are not interchangeable terms
That's fair, we do have too many names for our small island.