"How many of you unfortunate enough to be living in a city at the moment plan moving to the country for a better, safer life once the world regains some normality.?"
Presumably not right now but after the lockdown and social distancing rules are stepped down
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"I don't consider living in a city to be unfortunate. I like it.
This is me 
Best thing I did for us as a family. Move out of a village  "
This is heartening to hear
I was feeling very sorry for city folk today as I was cutting down trees in my garden and wandering alone in my local woodland feeling literally as free as the birds I could hear
I was truly thinking this is not fair and perhaps not morally right I can have such freedom
So glad to hear some city folk are happy where they are too
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Soon as we had our first daughter moved out of London to Hertfordshire now in Derbyshire. Wouldn’t move back to London rent free although both born there so glad we got out. |
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Country side..
Hmm swap?
Voles rats mice. (in attic dancing) with 3 bait sonar ferret poo n traps
Polecats weasels rabbits eating the veg. Foxes destroying anything that landed in garden you clear up. Cold.. old houses.
No gas no pavements.
Kids can't just ride their bikes
No buses
No railway
No local friends for kids
Social life limited..
Floods when it rains no drainage on road so child can't walk to coach stop. No local pub no local shop can't just nip out.
Fuel costs more
Food double stock
Power cuts x10 a year
Drains block x 3 a year
Coal chainsawing wood
200ft garden
Unless you got tons of money for a posher house.. |
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"Country side..
Hmm swap?
Voles rats mice. (in attic dancing) with 3 bait sonar ferret poo n traps
Polecats weasels rabbits eating the veg. Foxes destroying anything that landed in garden you clear up. Cold.. old houses.
No gas no pavements.
Kids can't just ride their bikes
No buses
No railway
No local friends for kids
Social life limited..
Floods when it rains no drainage on road so child can't walk to coach stop. No local pub no local shop can't just nip out.
Fuel costs more
Food double stock
Power cuts x10 a year
Drains block x 3 a year
Coal chainsawing wood
200ft garden
Unless you got tons of money for a posher house.. "
I take it you are joking |
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By *erdyWoman
over a year ago
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Moved to the countryside from Birmingham when I was 19, best decision I made. Great going for daily walk at the moment , so peaceful, very few folk around, wildlife, nature, rivers. Feel very blessed  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We live in the country, there are more people about as there has ever been.
Smoking, farting, talking so loudly disturbing the hush of the forest.
Cannot get my head around why?"
I have seen footage of a MP telling people who don't live in their village to leave, I don't blame them as they're only going in these places so they don't get spotted out |
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