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By *929Man 30 weeks ago
newcastle |
My dream would be to live just outside of town house at least maybe 500 metres from any neighbours with nothing but country on the none town side but still close enough to nip to shops for bread milk ect |
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Like others have said, semi rural is nicer for me, where I am at the moment, while bit concrete jungle it's not pretty to walk around, which is why I go further afield for a walk these days, plus I like geocaching and trying to find a camera film pod outside the local post office and not look like you are casing the joint is amusing but much rather be looking at the bottom of a tree stump lol x |
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"Are you a town or country person.
I’m a country boy at heart although I love the cafe culture of European cities. "
Country! Being a born and bred Manc I'm a townie. So my escape is the countryside! I cant get enough  |
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Dose this answer the question
You never seen nobody act like me
Tell the truth and get em mad like me
A country girl this bad like me
Sweet as tea with an ass like me
Southern Belle
Country all the way born and raise and still live
My location maybe central belt Scotland but in less your Glasgow or Edinburgh there’s a ton off little country villages scattered across that central belt
So yes i consider myself country |
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I've always lived in a semi rural area where a ten minute walk in one direction takes me into town and ten minutes the opposite direction I'm surrounded by fields.
I prefer to be in the country or up a mountain especially but at the same time I enjoy exploring new cities.
I was in Bilbao last year which was stunning and San Francisco is one of my favourite places in the world. |
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By *assy69Man 30 weeks ago
West Sussex and Wales |
"Are you a town or country person.
I’m a country boy at heart although I love the cafe culture of European cities. "
Was born in the country, and lived in rural, or isolated areas until about 12/13 years ago. Living in town has been very hard for me and I am not sure I have ever got used to it……. Once the opportunity arises I am back to rural living |
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"Town person, but I have this increase yearn to be in the country, perhaps the Cotswolds.
At least milking distance of somewhere pleasant.
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I am semi rural in the Cotswolds - life is hard  "
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I envy you! |
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"Town person, but I have this increase yearn to be in the country, perhaps the Cotswolds.
At least milking distance of somewhere pleasant.
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I am semi rural in the Cotswolds - life is hard
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I envy you!"
Your dream place hey Nero!?
Miss S x |
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"Town person, but I have this increase yearn to be in the country, perhaps the Cotswolds.
At least milking distance of somewhere pleasant.
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I am semi rural in the Cotswolds - life is hard
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I envy you!
Your dream place hey Nero!?
Miss S x"
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It is, my effervescent sprite!  |
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I used to love the hustle and bustle of a city, visit the countryside take it all in, then back to the grime leaving the countryside where it is for another day. ( to much of a good think and all that ) but now I’m sort of semi countryside, hustle and bustle drives me insane.
I want me closest neighbours to live 10 miles away, mrs not so much  , she’s such a spoilsport.
Then mr |
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By *atchmoMan 30 weeks ago
Upminster |
"Are you a town or country person.
I’m a country boy at heart although I love the cafe culture of European cities.
Was born in the country, and lived in rural, or isolated areas until about 12/13 years ago. Living in town has been very hard for me and I am not sure I have ever got used to it……. Once the opportunity arises I am back to rural living "
This.
I grew up in the valleys, and helped out on family farms almost every weekend until university.
City life (city with a capital 'C' too) is a complete anathema to me, and possibly a moral conflict internally (investment banking - who's it really benefitting, and how). But that's a bit deep and off topic for this discussion. |
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I liked living in a village and having some quiet and being able to just walk around.
Rest of my life in cities and I guess sometimes proximity to others does my head in.
Dry weekends someone out with power tools at 8am or a lawnmower and I think FFS, give it a rest.
Probably like being a little further out than just now, but with some amenities and a train station |
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where did that come from. Pint of milk I meant
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