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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I like where I live now, but have an urge to move nearer the coast. I've always liked Devon so that's top of the list.
France is my second choice. Down South as the weather is so much better over there and it's beautiful too. |
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"I like where I live now, but have an urge to move nearer the coast. I've always liked Devon so that's top of the list.
France is my second choice. Down South as the weather is so much better over there and it's beautiful too. "
By the sea or at least an inland waterway, which is exactly where I am moving too soon,  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'm lucky enough to live on the north west coast of Wales. Sea on the one side, mountains on the other. It's a beautiful part of the country and one I'm always proud to call home |
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"Berlin
Riviera Maya
Keema in Texas
H.
Doubt we will ever escape Glasgow though  "
Of those three, Berlin is the most interesting but it's a very ugly city and full of monuments to That Thing We Must Never Do Again.
Good nightlife. |
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By *r mrs pCouple
over a year ago
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"I like where I live now, but have an urge to move nearer the coast. I've always liked Devon so that's top of the list.
France is my second choice. Down South as the weather is so much better over there and it's beautiful too. "
Somerset,oh hang on we live there now. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ....... |
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"Probably America.
I'd also like to live by the coast.
And I prefer cities than more rural places."
There's a lot of America.
Do you want a blue bit or a red part? Blisteringly hot or arse-rapingly cold?
Tbh quite a lot of it looks the same (architecturally, at any rate, but the scenery changes) unless you go to San Fran, N'Orlins or NY... places with a bit of history.
One of the weirdest landscapes I've driven through in the US was somewhere on Route 95 in southern Nevada. There's a military base in the middle of nowhere and then for mile after terrifying mile dozens of neatly spaced missile silos lining each side of the highway.
Strange place.
Go to Santa Cruz and watch the beach volley ball  |
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"Caribbean."
Somewhere like disaster heaven Haiti, or a cartel controlled republic or one of those islands that rich fucks buy to keep out the riff raff?
Personally, I loved Belize. I know it's Central America but it's far more 'old' Caribbean than Amerindian. |
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"Sydney, Singapore or on a Greek Island."
Sydney's ok, Singapore is extremely fetid and dull.
Depends on the Greek island, of course, but the last one I visited was Lemnos and that was most accommodating. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Probably America.
I'd also like to live by the coast.
And I prefer cities than more rural places.
There's a lot of America.
Do you want a blue bit or a red part? Blisteringly hot or arse-rapingly cold?
Tbh quite a lot of it looks the same (architecturally, at any rate, but the scenery changes) unless you go to San Fran, N'Orlins or NY... places with a bit of history.
One of the weirdest landscapes I've driven through in the US was somewhere on Route 95 in southern Nevada. There's a military base in the middle of nowhere and then for mile after terrifying mile dozens of neatly spaced missile silos lining each side of the highway.
Strange place.
Go to Santa Cruz and watch the beach volley ball "
Yeah - I've travelled around it a fair but. |
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"I love where I live (on the coast), but Belize was one of my favourite places.
I could see me retiring there, rum and sea-food till I died, perfect."
Belize - snap
I sometimes think, if it all goes tits up I'd go to Belize and build boats. The only downside is hurricane season and Belmopan is the weirdest capital city I'v ever visited. |
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"Probably America.
I'd also like to live by the coast.
And I prefer cities than more rural places.
There's a lot of America.
Do you want a blue bit or a red part? Blisteringly hot or arse-rapingly cold?
Tbh quite a lot of it looks the same (architecturally, at any rate, but the scenery changes) unless you go to San Fran, N'Orlins or NY... places with a bit of history.
One of the weirdest landscapes I've driven through in the US was somewhere on Route 95 in southern Nevada. There's a military base in the middle of nowhere and then for mile after terrifying mile dozens of neatly spaced missile silos lining each side of the highway.
Strange place.
Go to Santa Cruz and watch the beach volley ball
Yeah - I've travelled around it a fair but."
Do you have a favourite part, or would you get an RV and just keep on truckin'? |
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"I like where I live now, but have an urge to move nearer the coast. I've always liked Devon so that's top of the list.
France is my second choice. Down South as the weather is so much better over there and it's beautiful too. "
I've lived by the coast a lot and miss it so much, but work dictates for a while and currently inland but I regularly get my fix of sea air. So anywhere by the sea for me |
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"Caribbean.
Somewhere like disaster heaven Haiti, or a cartel controlled republic or one of those islands that rich fucks buy to keep out the riff raff?
There are other categories  "
Some More Goddamned Islands... plenty o' those |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Id like to live somewhere remote and live off grid completely self sufficient.
Eco house and small holding. Living off the land etc.
Ideal for me would that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ......."
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I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether"
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether"
I actually prefer it out of season, not so many grockles |
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"Probably America.
I'd also like to live by the coast.
And I prefer cities than more rural places.
There's a lot of America.
Do you want a blue bit or a red part? Blisteringly hot or arse-rapingly cold?
Tbh quite a lot of it looks the same (architecturally, at any rate, but the scenery changes) unless you go to San Fran, N'Orlins or NY... places with a bit of history.
One of the weirdest landscapes I've driven through in the US was somewhere on Route 95 in southern Nevada. There's a military base in the middle of nowhere and then for mile after terrifying mile dozens of neatly spaced missile silos lining each side of the highway.
Strange place.
Go to Santa Cruz and watch the beach volley ball
Yeah - I've travelled around it a fair but.
Do you have a favourite part, or would you get an RV and just keep on truckin'?"
I loved skiiing (is that enough "i"s?) in the Sierra Nevadas looking down on the deserts. Quite weird. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Would love to move to Birmingham but the dream would be Australia had friends move there a few years ago and they are living the dream may have to visit for a holiday if I win the lottery x |
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"Cornwall is beautiful, I would recommend it 
Maybe I should go there myself...
North Cornwall methinks. Fistrall or Bude would be fave for me "
Nice but carnage in the summer, go inland a bit. Somewhere along the river |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Berlin
Riviera Maya
Keema in Texas
H.
Doubt we will ever escape Glasgow though
Of those three, Berlin is the most interesting but it's a very ugly city and full of monuments to That Thing We Must Never Do Again.
Good nightlife. "
We thought it was an Amazing city and probably the only place we have openly agreed about moving too |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ......."
I'm from.near mullion. I do miss being home
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cornwall is beautiful, I would recommend it
Maybe I should go there myself...
North Cornwall methinks. Fistrall or Bude would be fave for me
Nice but carnage in the summer, go inland a bit. Somewhere along the river "
True that. I shall have to peruse the area more in depth |
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By *mmmMaybeCouple
over a year ago
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We always have a few houses in New Zealand on our radar in case of that elusive small lottery win, currently watching a house 250ft from a nine mile beach with surf with a _iew of snow capped mountains behind it..
That'll do & only £450k
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
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It's fuckin' tedious and the resident Morlocks unwelcoming.
Pass. |
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"We always have a few houses in New Zealand on our radar in case of that elusive small lottery win, currently watching a house 250ft from a nine mile beach with surf with a _iew of snow capped mountains behind it..
That'll do & only £450k
S"
I'll look into flights for my holidays |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
It's fuckin' tedious and the resident Morlocks unwelcoming.
Pass. "
Some of them are welcoming |
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"I'd love to live in Canada. All that remoteness. Snow, peace, a log cabin in the middle of nowhere. Yes please
Alaska?"
That's great n' all but you'd want a Tescos, hospital, maybe a school or something just over the other side of your beautiful valley |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
It's fuckin' tedious and the resident Morlocks unwelcoming.
Pass.
Some of them are welcoming "
Whatchoo tryin' ta say thar, lady? |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
It's fuckin' tedious and the resident Morlocks unwelcoming.
Pass.
Some of them are welcoming
Whatchoo tryin' ta say thar, lady? "
My great aunt fanny would invite you inside for sure |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
It's fuckin' tedious and the resident Morlocks unwelcoming.
Pass.
Some of them are welcoming
Whatchoo tryin' ta say thar, lady?
My great aunt fanny would invite you inside for sure "
Oh reeeeaallllly |
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I wouldn't want to stay in one place.
Santorini
Aruba
Iceland
Rio
Mexico
Malaysia
Krakow
Ireland
For the first year.
Then I would camper van around the USA for a while, end up in Canada for 6 months then perhaps pop back. |
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By *mmmMaybeCouple
over a year ago
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"We always have a few houses in New Zealand on our radar in case of that elusive small lottery win, currently watching a house 250ft from a nine mile beach with surf with a _iew of snow capped mountains behind it..
That'll do & only £450k
S
I'll look into flights for my holidays "
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"Yorkshire Dales, particularly Malham, the most gorgeous place on Earth.
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I worked there for 6years...Lived 'tover Hill
Miss area so much... Too bloody flat here!
Me.. Other than back in dales it would probably be Anglesey... Amazing beaches and stones throw from stunning mountains... Or Glenn Affric area in Highlands
Abroad... Estartit, Northern Costa Brava, Catalunya or Canada |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ......."
Beautiful part of the country. I spent some happy times down there, around the Lizard, Kynance Cove. Praa Sands is the only place I've ever been sunburned.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I absoloutely love where I live now. I'm in an AONB and it's beautiful countryside. If I had to move it would have to be to an English coastal place. No where commercialised though, more a quaint fishing village, complete with a long sandy beach. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I want to move somewhere where there is a lot of dominant women since I can't seem to find any in Peterborough! I'm sure there are loads here but hardly any of them use sites like this which is a shame. |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
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I can imagine.
Myself I've never considered going anywhere with more than a thousand people living there... Hordes of people distract me from what I want to see and do.... I've spent many happy weeks on sark and I dare say spending weeks without the intent or a car with only a few hundred people for company would drive some nuts but you really do focus without distraction  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Pretty happy in the area I'm in now,though would like to live a bit more rurally....in an old farm cottage with no immediate neighbors so I could play loud music n stuff whenever I liked without having to consider anybody else! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"japan..i love tech...plus I like many many japanese girls
Can't believe I forgot Japan
D'oh! "
it was a two person trip...you forgot!) I stood at the airport then thought fuck it...reporting to fab |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
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I can imagine.
Myself I've never considered going anywhere with more than a thousand people living there... Hordes of people distract me from what I want to see and do.... I've spent many happy weeks on sark and I dare say spending weeks without the intent or a car with only a few hundred people for company would drive some nuts but you really do focus without distraction "
We often go weeks without the Internet , car , tv or radio.
It's not that.
I love isolation and not seeing people for days on end.
I can't put my finger on it but Cornwall doesn't stimulate me at all. |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
It's fuckin' tedious and the resident Morlocks unwelcoming.
Pass. "
It's the only place in Britain where I have been made to feel like an outsider. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There's a house in Brooklyn Heights that I've had my eye on since I was a child. It's right on the promenade and has a fucking sunroom! When I find 10 million bucks, I'm going to buy it  |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
It's fuckin' tedious and the resident Morlocks unwelcoming.
Pass.
It's the only place in Britain where I have been made to feel like an outsider. "
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Maybe you don't mingle well |
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"There's a house in Brooklyn Heights that I've had my eye on since I was a child. It's right on the promenade and has a fucking sunroom! When I find 10 million bucks, I'm going to buy it "
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I suggest we look behind your sofa... For the ten mill I mean |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
It's fuckin' tedious and the resident Morlocks unwelcoming.
Pass.
It's the only place in Britain where I have been made to feel like an outsider. .
Maybe you don't mingle well"
You are probably right.
People annoy me. |
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"Cornwall for me. More specifically, the little yellow cottage on the quay in Mullion Cove. I love the Cornish coast, it's beautiful and a little wild. I may have over dosed on Daphne Du Maurier growing up. Last night I dreamed I went to Manderley ........
I know Cornwall very well and I know the cottage your referring to, I prefer further down lizard peninsula myself away from the madding crowds..... The one thing I will say is anybody that visits should visit in winter, it's a different place altogether
We visit Cornwall every couple of months and while I agree the the scenery is stunning it is not a place I could live.
My daughter is in Penryn and we have tried staying there , Truro and Falmouth.
During the day we have had some wonderful days out but come the evening I just want to escape.
It's fuckin' tedious and the resident Morlocks unwelcoming.
Pass.
It's the only place in Britain where I have been made to feel like an outsider. .
Maybe you don't mingle well
You are probably right.
People annoy me. "
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Sark it is then ... I'm there every July |
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"There's a house in Brooklyn Heights that I've had my eye on since I was a child. It's right on the promenade and has a fucking sunroom! When I find 10 million bucks, I'm going to buy it .
I suggest we look behind your sofa... For the ten mill I mean "
I already checked. I found a US quarter and an old dog bone. I don't think that will tempt the owners. |
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"There's a house in Brooklyn Heights that I've had my eye on since I was a child. It's right on the promenade and has a fucking sunroom! When I find 10 million bucks, I'm going to buy it .
I suggest we look behind your sofa... For the ten mill I mean
I already checked. I found a US quarter and an old dog bone. I don't think that will tempt the owners. "
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I'm think we wait for the guy to leave (that's exit to you) throw the 25 pence on the floor, wait for him to bend to look what's dropped... Then whack him over the head with the dog bone.
Then knock on the door and say... Your my wife now |
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"There's a house in Brooklyn Heights that I've had my eye on since I was a child. It's right on the promenade and has a fucking sunroom! When I find 10 million bucks, I'm going to buy it .
I suggest we look behind your sofa... For the ten mill I mean
I already checked. I found a US quarter and an old dog bone. I don't think that will tempt the owners. .
I'm think we wait for the guy to leave (that's exit to you) throw the 25 pence on the floor, wait for him to bend to look what's dropped... Then whack him over the head with the dog bone.
Then knock on the door and say... Your my wife now "
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"There's a house in Brooklyn Heights that I've had my eye on since I was a child. It's right on the promenade and has a fucking sunroom! When I find 10 million bucks, I'm going to buy it .
I suggest we look behind your sofa... For the ten mill I mean
I already checked. I found a US quarter and an old dog bone. I don't think that will tempt the owners. .
I'm think we wait for the guy to leave (that's exit to you) throw the 25 pence on the floor, wait for him to bend to look what's dropped... Then whack him over the head with the dog bone.
Then knock on the door and say... Your my wife now
I like the way you think! Devious! "
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You've got to become the enemy to overcome the enemy...
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By *zooMan
over a year ago
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"I like where I live now, but have an urge to move nearer the coast. I've always liked Devon so that's top of the list.
France is my second choice. Down South as the weather is so much better over there and it's beautiful too. "
on the river dart just off the harbour what a place |
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"I'd love to live in Canada. All that remoteness. Snow, peace, a log cabin in the middle of nowhere. Yes please
Alaska?"
No too white lol.
Canada for sure |
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"Always fancied Iceland - the country of course
More bookshops per capita than any other country but no trees"
Other than several forests planted over the past decade or so... |
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"I like where I live now, but have an urge to move nearer the coast. I've always liked Devon so that's top of the list.
France is my second choice. Down South as the weather is so much better over there and it's beautiful too. "
Quite like living where I do tbh! Lived here for over 40 years before I realised I was living in the middle of NW swingers central! I can get to at least a dozen swinging clubs/hotels within an hour's drive of my house! |
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"Always fancied Iceland - the country of course
More bookshops per capita than any other country but no trees
Other than several forests planted over the past decade or so..."
Really....?
*runs to Wikipedia* |
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"Always fancied Iceland - the country of course
More bookshops per capita than any other country but no trees
Other than several forests planted over the past decade or so...
Really....?
*runs to Wikipedia*"
Ok, they have a 'few', stubby trees and I like big trees, so ner.
"Native tree species found in Icelandic forests are rowan (Sorbus aucuparia), which is uncommon, and the extremely rare aspen (Populus tremula) found naturally in only 6 locations, along with abundant tea-leaved willow (Salix phylicifolia), which is usually a shrub but occasionally reaches tree size." |
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I'll probably stay put. I love it here. However if I were to move it would be to the Canaries problably Fuerteventura and just live on the beach. No need for many clothes |
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"America. "
I was supposed to move to Santa Rosa California I had a job to go too they refused me entry because I was a single male at the time and I might disappear lol, fucking embassy took the piss shattered my dream.
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By *icentiousCouple
over a year ago
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Used to like living where we do, until the Tour de France came through, then the Tour de Yorkshire, the next Tour de Yorkshire comes past the damned house...
We have four "local" clubs per year.
Don't see why I should pay immisions tax when we can't use the cars because all the roads are blocked off for flipping bikes....
So thinking of moving to Portugal.
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"japan..i love tech...plus I like many many japanese girls
Japan is stunning.
But I have never been to Japan"
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I'm not sure they could afford you to go.... Tokyo has already got problems with low oxygen levels sometimes it drops to as low as ten percent.... I'll look to see if theres a third world place that's got even lower levels to keep you happy |
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"Canada, not too fussed where except the northern territories of course
And you too  "
Don't mind if I do .
I'll actually be trying to move there this year, hopefully it will go to plan |
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It's beautiful where I live with Salisbury and Winchester to shop but if I could choose in the UK I'd move to West Cornwall or Kimmeridge Bay in Dorset. I've had great times there.
Abroad God I've travelled the world but if I had a choice, Portofino, Italy, St Kits and Nevis or may be Sweden or Norway as love there way of life. |
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"It's beautiful where I live with Salisbury and Winchester to shop but if I could choose in the UK I'd move to West Cornwall or Kimmeridge Bay in Dorset. I've had great times there.
Abroad God I've travelled the world but if I had a choice, Portofino, Italy, St Kits and Nevis or may be Sweden or Norway as love there way of life. "
West Cornwall is beautiful. Any place in particular? |
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Somewhere that has a good summer, I miss the good long warm summers (warm enough for clothing removal more often, preferably near a warm sea for swimming too, don't mind the cold but keep it to winter.
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"It's beautiful where I live with Salisbury and Winchester to shop but if I could choose in the UK I'd move to West Cornwall or Kimmeridge Bay in Dorset. I've had great times there.
Abroad God I've travelled the world but if I had a choice, Portofino, Italy, St Kits and Nevis or may be Sweden or Norway as love there way of life.
West Cornwall is beautiful. Any place in particular?"
Looe, Padstow, St Ives, St Just, all beautiful. |
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"It's beautiful where I live with Salisbury and Winchester to shop but if I could choose in the UK I'd move to West Cornwall or Kimmeridge Bay in Dorset. I've had great times there.
Abroad God I've travelled the world but if I had a choice, Portofino, Italy, St Kits and Nevis or may be Sweden or Norway as love there way of life.
West Cornwall is beautiful. Any place in particular?
Looe, Padstow, St Ives, St Just, all beautiful. "
St Just is delightful |
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"I like where I live now, but have an urge to move nearer the coast. I've always liked Devon so that's top of the list.
France is my second choice. Down South as the weather is so much better over there and it's beautiful too. "
I've moved around over the years but have come back to Devon and have no intention of ever leaving |
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Currently just moved to Devon but plan on moving to Cornwall in the summer months there no where better than being horny in the south west!!! Abroad it got to be bora bora - sun sea sex  |
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