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Where would you live if you could
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franksinatra
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If I moved my dream places would be either overlooking Lake Garda or alternatively somewhere in the Alps for the trail running opportunities.
However I absolutely adore where I live now in the UK, and so maybe Im not that ambitious anymore, as I feel like Im probably living my own personal dream right now.
However I absolutely adore where I live now in the UK, and so maybe Im not that ambitious anymore, as I feel like Im probably living my own personal dream right now.
Bill Walker
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You forgot the wifeI always thought I would move back to England when I retired. Changed my mind
I'll stay in southern Ontario. Probably an hour north of Toronto with a ferret, a goat, a boat and an ATV
Barcon
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Thanks for reminding me ; )You forgot the wife
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London? Lots of canals and rivers. Splish.London to laugh at all the Rags… or Oslo to laugh at the Dippers
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I'd go back to NZ. I did 25yr in Auckland. This time I'd go for a shack on the West coast, South of Hokitika.
Bill Walker
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Me and the wife are seriously talking about leaving the Gold Coast and moving down to the southernmost Australian state of Tasmania. It's an island about two thirds the size of England with a population of about 600k. It's a bit chilly in winter but lovely summers, main city is Hobart and main towns are Launceston and Devonport.
They call it the apple Isle due to its cool temps, orchards.
Driving around it is a bit Yorkshire-ish. Stone buildings and sheep. Lots of hills and quite mountainous on the west coast. It's a very beautiful place with lots of walking tracks and quiet roads. Cornish type coast.
Houses are considerably cheaper also.
They call it the apple Isle due to its cool temps, orchards.
Driving around it is a bit Yorkshire-ish. Stone buildings and sheep. Lots of hills and quite mountainous on the west coast. It's a very beautiful place with lots of walking tracks and quiet roads. Cornish type coast.
Houses are considerably cheaper also.
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bluethrunthru
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anywhere that can keep a leader beyond 44 days and has a functioning political system would be a start - then I'd look at climate
Hayley Croppers chopper
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The Swiss Alps.
Bluesince1979
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I bought a house a few years back that had trees like that surrounding it. It was awful.Somewhere remote in Scandinavia near a fjord.View attachment 57059
Very dark, grass wouldnt grow, moss n damp every where. Horrible
Anyway, to answer the question… no where but where i live now. Blighty has everything i want, yeah of course the thought of living in the sun attracts, but really i dont want to leave my pals of 40 years, my family, city.
I love that i can get a text on a saturday afternoon saying “fancy a quick pint” and 10 mins later im sat with 2-3 mates. Id miss stuff like that