What do people think of the north-east?

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Very happily married.

It's where the poor people live.

mags_cass

well we are way better than the South .
weather is crap but ppl are gr8.
we have the seaside the best sea-foods.
We are always friendly what more can any1 ask4

Jessi

well...the north east of the UK would be Scotland, and around Peterhead, Aberdeen & Stonehaven if I'm correct and understanding your question.
What do I think of it...I love it, miss it, and can't wait to go back and visit there next year. I lived in Aberdeen for 14 months.

jo1975

I live there and it's fab. (But don't tell anyone cos all the shandy drinking southern softies will want to be up here haha.)

Stevie

I live on the east coast near Bridlington but i come from a village near Brighouse in West York's,one of my daughters lives in Haltwhistle Northumberland and when we travel up there to see her we find the people very friendly and the countryside is beautiful..

bazspur3

sexy women who like a laugh and the blokes are sound.

10 out of 10

well i think it is very nice place with lovely people.

samantha

Love to visit - wouldn't like to live there. Shame about the football teams ! Great for birding. Love Bamburgh and
the Farne Islands.

jacksw19

Lovely countryside and interesting people

mandie

I wouldnt like to live there..,

caduceus6969

If you mean Newcastle, it get's my vote for sure. Moved here over 10 years ago from Manchester - far better in just about every aspect.

moesha

Absolutely fantastic but I am biased because I live there.

Jen

i think its great. i visit there about once every 3 months (family up there). its pretty cheap & has everything you could want from an area of the UK:
good nightlife/restaurants/bars (newcastle)
beautiful scenery
historic towns (durham)
coast

Katie F

Windy. That's my experience of the North East anyway! I've been to Whitby, Scarborough, Annack, Durham, Newcastle and Gateshead... seems very similar to the North West (which is where I'm from) just windier.

Angel

North East of the Britain?
or
North East of England?

pirate_princess

I think it's somewhere between the north and the east.

(little more detail please?)

As someone else has said "Pretty cheap"

Fade To Black

"Sometimes I think this country would be better off if we could just saw off the Eastern Seaboard and let it float out to sea."

--Barry Goldwater

I second the motion. All in favor, say, "Aye!"

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