Does anybody else hate where they live??

[Hacienda71]

Oh and a Maserati garage

 

[Hacienda71]

Can't think why people get the wrong idea about the town

 

[montage]

Or is it just me?!!!

I`m selling up and moving (hopefully) later on this year, but to keep me going for those last few months - anybody else in the same boat??

Used to live im pympton, that was pretty nice.
I like it here, but I'm sure at my age I could enjoy most places

 

[trustysteed]

happy in bristol..

 

[Fnaar]

I like where I live. It's really nice.

 

[ianrauk]

Orpington is definitely not the greatest place to live but it's certainly not the worst. Over the years I have grown to quite like it,

 

[ColinJ]

Hmm, I suppose where I live is okay if you like green hills...

I do!

 

[John the Monkey]

I like aspects of where I live but don't like people's preconceptions of the place. Everyone thinks it is Footballers, Wags, Stockbrokers and that fat bird of the Iceland adverts. In reality there is the full spectrum of social classes including four council estates and all the normal social problems. It does have an Aston Martin garage though.

Nice commuting distance from Manchester too, although not really near enough to the good cycling in cheshire, imo ;-)

 

[Fnaar]

Hmm, I suppose where I live is okay if you like green hills...

There's room for a hypermarket in there somewhere...

 

[Bollo]

There's room for a hypermarket in there somewhere...

Dunno, might not be room once the nuclear power station has been built.

 

[HJ]

Nope, but then I do live in the city which is widely recognised to be the best place to live in Britain!

 

[dan_bo]

Nope, but then I do live in the city which is widely recognised to be the best place to live in Britain!

I was in Edinburgh earlier this week. Really smart place, especially this time of year.

Don't fancy it much in February though.

 

[HJ]

Nothing wrong with February, just fewer tourist that all

 

[gavintc]

Or is it just me?!!!

I`m selling up and moving (hopefully) later on this year, but to keep me going for those last few months - anybody else in the same boat??

I spent a very happy 2 years in Plymouth about 20 yrs ago. To be honest, it was the people I liked more than Plymouth itself. I found them open, friendly and honest - one of the better places I have lived.

 

[Fnaar]

I used to know a bloke from Plymouth. He pronounced it as "Plimmer"