but i have no idea , what i can make ... and we don't know London ... can you tell me , a place great for "st silvestre" .... we will live in nothing hill ... what append in london ...
the weather, the people, the landscape, the custom, the food, etc... Ten points and five stars for the most informative and reliable answers. Thank you so much....
I am a bus driver and iam sick and tired of these social misfits getting on my and other drivers buses playing there so called music over there mobile phone that they proberly got from a Ford Mondeo ...
Somewhere away from other places, but not too far! Nice bit of land to have a garden in, maybe a little cottage or something :D
Dory
A nice quiet village close to the sea, along the south coast. Bosham is lovely but I would never be able to afford a house there.
rmk139
Cornhill on Tweed, it's a minute from Scotland
Shane C
Bristol! beautiful city or maybe it's Camden in London ... Hmm that's a tough one but I'll have to go with Bristol
a.j.uk
I am living in it.
I live in between North Yorkshire and Middlesborough on the river Tees.
The village where i live is built up the hillside therefore all houses in front of mine decline downwards from 300 feet above sea level. The front of my house gives me views of the sea via the countryside. I can sit and look at the ships at anchor waiting for the tide to come in till the sea water is deep enough to get them through the mouth of the tees. Between my village and the sea there is lots of country side and woods or forests. I have only lived here for just under 4 years but I love it. I have travelled around a lot over the years but i was born and spent most of my life in a concrete jungle as I describe my home town. I am so lucky to have found this little cottage which is one of four situated up a fairly long drive into a private yard. The garden is only small but big enough for to plant the few herbs and veg that I need for my use.
Also their are lots of free and cheap places to visit especially if you like the fresh air.
James M
Berwick, its two minutes from Scotland
2bitnobody
Try living in Walsall for a week. Then anywhere else will
seem ideal. :-)
Bacharach
Birmingham
riga mortice
IN SCOTLAND
Col
Join the mass exodus and come to God's Big Acre - Scotland ! Freedom of speech and PEACE AND QUIET . See you tomorrow !
David S
Ludlow Shropshire - great architecture and a slow civilised way of life plus it is adjacent to some of the lovliest countryside in England -South Shropshire Hills, the Long Mynd, Wenlock Edge, Mortimer Forest etc
blaster 2
I'd like to live in a quiet village somewhere in the Cotswolds or Yorkshire Dales.Currently I live on the south coast right on the beach,but I'm surrounded by immigrants who make our lives a living nightmare.
rachel
Cornwall - it's beautiful, relaxing and 'quaint' - perfect!
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