Cockerney Scousers And English Taffs. Where to Live ?

[asterix]

I agree about NE Essex having lived there for a dozen years. However, my UK home in York is ok.

 

[Kirstie]

Northamptonshire and leicestershire are both really beautiful counties and I like living/cycling in those places. I would like to live in the NE of England, the scottish highlands or cornwall but there's not much chance of that happening really, although I noticed the other day that there's a university of Cumbria now which looks interesting. I'm happy where I am.

 

[Chris James]

I'd probably go for somewhere like Kirkby Lonsdale. Close to the Lakes, and the Dales. Nice town, decent pubs with excellent beer, Booths supermarkets to impress the wife, near the M6 so good for trips to Western Scotland for a bit of winter mountaineering (actually that would probably impress the wife more). Not even a long drive to go and watch Everton!

 

[walker]

Your getting off to Australia so whats the point in that Walker !

I may not live there forever.

 

[byegad]

I've worked, in England, with a lot of Scots who tell anyone who will listen that Scotland's a wonderful place. But for one reason or another they find themselves in England working and living. I suspect we all have a soft spot for the place of our birth.






Only we Yorkshire men and women are right though!!!

 

[Crackle]

I'd probably go for somewhere like Kirkby Lonsdale. Close to the Lakes, and the Dales. Nice town, decent pubs with excellent beer, Booths supermarkets to impress the wife, near the M6 so good for trips to Western Scotland for a bit of winter mountaineering (actually that would probably impress the wife more). Not even a long drive to go and watch Everton!

They're good Booths aren't they. There should be more of them.

 

[Elmer Fudd]

Hi Elmer.

Move to Scotland and all of England will seem like a nice place not to live in.

You're right Tet, I lived in Sanquhar, Dumfriesshire for the best part of 3yrs. Second best place I've ever lived, narrowly beaten by the time I spent in Cork.

 

[Liveaxle]

Cornwall's a fine place to live, but if I'm ever kicked out it would have to be Cumbria or Scotland

 

[Melvil]

I'm English living in Scotland and much prefer life up here. Having said that I do get a bit 'homesick' sometimes.