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Old 02-14-2005, 12:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Where would you choose to live?

Scotland is high on the list - those dramatic mountains on the West coast overlooking the islands...

Anywhere with mountains, trees, maybe lakes. Hull is a bit flat, you see.
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Old 02-15-2005, 12:34 PM   #2 (permalink)
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When my husband and i first decided to emigrate I told him that Birmingham was just a quick stop off point. Till I got here. I love it. When I have a car I might be pursuaded to move to the countryside (Worestershire or Staffs) but I'd always stay close to home.
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Old 02-15-2005, 03:36 PM   #3 (permalink)
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You are probably the first person I've heard to sing the praises of Birmingham.

Home of "Brum" - another fun children's TV character.
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Somewhere close to water and when temperature never get under + 15°C .


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Well, in this moment I'll choose a warm place and without snow. Maybe I'll move in California one day. :biggrin:

The rest of the year, I adore to place where I live right now. Especially in spring when everything turns green. :smilie:
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Old 02-18-2005, 01:12 PM   #6 (permalink)
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New Zealand without a doubt, considering spending a year out there sometime soon to see how we get on and then maybe make it a perminent arrangement.
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aNywHeRe iN UK WouLD Be Gr8 .. !!
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Brian I applaud you for saying Scottland. When I was younger I had a dream of owning a castle in the mountains there. Yet, I have grown some, tastes have changed, and I would prefer on the beach, anywhere, as long as it was clean, and the name was well known. Yea....
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Brian I applaud you for saying Scottland.* When I was younger I had a dream of owning a castle in the mountains there.* Yet, I have grown some, tastes have changed, and I would prefer on the beach, anywhere, as long as it was clean, and the name was well known.* Yea....
Everything but a well known beach, that's the best bet not to have any room to lay down there in peace.
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Old 06-14-2005, 12:50 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Far from hastle and bustle of the big cities. A bungalo surrounded by quiet pine-forest with a parlour facing the lake with cold transparent water clutched between snow-capped mountains. A footbridge or a wooden pier running from the shore, and deep water is rich with trout and pikes, and carps...
Sounds like New Zealand? But actually, this place may be everywhere - that is just a picture from my dayderam. It's of course, not a house to live permanently - it's rather a secret place where I can sometimes flee from the problems.
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