Are there any Somerset blues on here?

[BimboBob]

I fancy more of a village, but it comes down to finances. After living in Newton Heath all my life, everywhere down there is posh in comparison. I fancy Glastonbury tbh, but again it is finances.

Do not move to Glastonbury. Place is full of grockles most of the year round.

 

[Barcon]

When I lived there it was purchased on Partington St and consumed there or on Lord Lane field, but never on the cricket square. Not animals after all, even then

: ) I went to school on Partington st. and lived on Lord lane.
Tbh, we did most of our drinking in the woods behind the eight bells.

 

[andyhinch]

: ) I went to school on Partington st. and lived on Lord lane.
Tbh, we did most of our drinking in the woods behind the eight bells.

You went school ?

 

[Blue Mist]

You went school ?

Yeh but he learned nuffink

 

[Nightmare Walking]

Do not move to Glastonbury. Place is full of grockles most of the year round.

What's a grockle? I love Glastonbury town, was there the other day.

 

[BimboBob]

What's a grockle? I love Glastonbury town, was there the other day.

Sussex word for tourist. Probably translates as the same in Sumerset.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

I fancy more of a village, but it comes down to finances. After living in Newton Heath all my life, everywhere down there is posh in comparison. I fancy Glastonbury tbh, but again it is finances.

Glastonbury is nice but being the sort of alternative place it is has it's fair of oddballs (people that walk around barefooted and hand out chemtrails leaflets and Piers Corbyn's mates). Can be relatively expensive in some of the snooty independent shops and cafes. Complications for commuting during flooding on the levels or during the festival week in the summer. The nearby town Street might be a cheaper option and has more amenities, in terms of supermarkets etc even has an outdoor pool used in the summer.

Wellington is nominally a town but only has about 15, 000 people so has a villagy feel about it.

You didn't say whether you were renting or buying but I had a look on Wellington and coincidentally found this. Been inside when I had a fling with the owner. No on street parking immediately outside but quite nice inside and modern bathroom. Quite high ceilings for a cottage (I'm 6'1 and can't remember ducking too much). Green parks nearby and woods and walking spots short drive away.

Check out this 2 bedroom terraced house for sale on Rightmove

2 bedroom terraced house for sale in Mantle Street, Wellington, TA21 for £159,950. Marketed by Gibbins Richards, Wellington

www.rightmove.co.uk

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

There ain’t no cure for the Somerset Blues.

 

[Nightmare Walking]

Glastonbury is nice but being the sort of alternative place it is has it's fair of oddballs (people that walk around barefooted and hand out chemtrails leaflets and Piers Corbyn's mates). Can be relatively expensive in some of the snooty independent shops and cafes. Complications for commuting during flooding on the levels or during the festival week in the summer. The nearby town Street might be a cheaper option and has more amenities, in terms of supermarkets etc even has an outdoor pool used in the summer.

Wellington is nominally a town but only has about 15, 000 people so has a villagy feel about it.

You didn't say whether you were renting or buying but I had a look on Wellington and coincidentally found this. Been inside when I had a fling with the owner. No on street parking immediately outside but quite nice inside and modern bathroom. Quite high ceilings for a cottage (I'm 6'1 and can't remember ducking too much). Green parks nearby and woods and walking spots short drive away.

Check out this 2 bedroom terraced house for sale on Rightmove

2 bedroom terraced house for sale in Mantle Street, Wellington, TA21 for £159,950. Marketed by Gibbins Richards, Wellington

www.rightmove.co.uk

I want to buy mate, although I need to sell mine as well. May have to rent for a while though.

 

[Barcon]

You went school ?

How do you think I got this clever?

 

[andyhinch]

Sussex word for tourist. Probably translates as the same in Sumerset.

It’s like Cumbria, we call the cunts crag rats.

 

[andyhinch]

How do you think I got this clever?

That’s a question I’ve never asked myself ;-)

 

[Barcon]

That’s a question I’ve never asked myself ;-)

Cheeky sod. I'm moving my snowblower into the spare room. Shed for you with the raccoons.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

I want to buy mate, although I need to sell mine as well. May have to rent for a while though.

The 15 most affordable places to live in Somerset

Property giant Zoopla has compiled a list of the most affordable towns and villages in the county

www.google.com

Had a nosey on rightmove and Bridgwater is cheapest on there too. There are some good bargains in Wellington besides the one I mentioned.

If you do end up in Taunton the places to avoid most are around Cheddon Road, Halcon Estate/Roman Road (near the Asda) and parts of Priorswood estate.

 

[andyhinch]

Cheeky sod. I'm moving my snowblower into the spare room. Shed for you with the raccoons.

Are they good eating ? The other half likes grits with them.
Edit wtf are grits ?

 

[Nightmare Walking]

The 15 most affordable places to live in Somerset

Property giant Zoopla has compiled a list of the most affordable towns and villages in the county

www.google.com

Had a nosey on rightmove and Bridgwater is cheapest on there too. There are some good bargains in Wellington besides the one I mentioned.

If you do end up in Taunton the places to avoid most are around Cheddon Road, Halcon Estate/Roman Road (near the Asda) and parts of Priorswood estate.

Top man, thank you very much

 

[Blue Mist]

I love the way that whilst we are all chattin' shit @Fode N The Hole is desperately trying to stay on topic and be helpful

 

[BimboBob]

I love the way that whilst we are all chattin' shit @Fode N The Hole is desperately trying to stay on topic and be helpful

He's such a nice man. Or a ****.

 

[Indaparkside]

I love the way that whilst ‘ WE’ are all chattin' shit @Fode N The Hole is desperately trying to stay on topic and be helpful

No that’s just you chatting shit as usual:)

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

Glastonbury is nice but being the sort of alternative place it is has it's fair of oddballs (people that walk around barefooted and hand out chemtrails leaflets and Piers Corbyn's mates). Can be relatively expensive in some of the snooty independent shops and cafes. Complications for commuting during flooding on the levels or during the festival week in the summer. The nearby town Street might be a cheaper option and has more amenities, in terms of supermarkets etc even has an outdoor pool used in the summer.

Wellington is nominally a town but only has about 15, 000 people so has a villagy feel about it.

You didn't say whether you were renting or buying but I had a look on Wellington and coincidentally found this. Been inside when I had a fling with the owner. No on street parking immediately outside but quite nice inside and modern bathroom. Quite high ceilings for a cottage (I'm 6'1 and can't remember ducking too much). Green parks nearby and woods and walking spots short drive away.

Check out this 2 bedroom terraced house for sale on Rightmove

2 bedroom terraced house for sale in Mantle Street, Wellington, TA21 for £159,950. Marketed by Gibbins Richards, Wellington

www.rightmove.co.uk

No ducking? Any diving though?