It's flat and smells of cabbage
Where in the UK to move to
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Its just the flatness, open fields with very little breaks between. I find it quite mentally off putting.
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I live in a valley, and every time I go somewhere flat, I find it slightly weird.
Hungary was just spooky...
Saw thread title, wondered how many posts it would be before moonman posted that photo.
Yep, regular thing
Unlike you though I won't get shot just walking in the wrong area.
maybe now you'll take the hint
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Interesting if I lived in a valley I would feel claustrophobic. I get the same sense when I go to London. I like to see what is around is me.
There's definitely some.weird stuff goes on around Boscastle and Tintagel especially during the main paigan festivalsNo, they're more a Wicker Man-esque lot down there
At least I didn't mention I am vegan . I do watch a few vids at Portrush tbf
Definitely too young to have seen the original wicker-manperson
Cornwall, or Lake District, both subjected to modifying your lifestyle during tourist season I imagine ... abroad, used to have to turn up at the beach (or supermarket/shopping centre) early morning to avoid crowds.
I'd throw in Peak District vicinity ? - Sheffield , for starters doubt you'd be renting for £800 in cornwall/lakedistrict
Cornwall, or Lake District, both subjected to modifying your lifestyle during tourist season I imagine ... abroad, used to have to turn up at the beach (or supermarket/shopping centre) early morning to avoid crowds.
I'd throw in Peak District vicinity ? - Sheffield , for starters doubt you'd be renting for £800 in cornwall/lakedistrict
Pretty much exactly this ,in summer I turn up at polzeath beach car park before 10 am and buy a block of just park tickets for the summer (just over £1) Newquay and St Ives is just constant carnage so stopped going as much
Shop before work in Tesco's wadebridge
Only the local pub and Camel trail car park gets busy by me and can always find solitude
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I find this hard to believe, Nicola Sturgeon tells me Scotland is the Promised Land and it's only us Morlock's down south that suffer from racism.
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I do a good Jimmy krankie impression
As someone who frequented Polzeath a lot this seems very strange. Never heard of £1 parking in all my years of going. Just spoken to a friend in Wadebridge who says they haven't either. You always seem to get the bargains.
Polzeath Beach - Car Park
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You need to find me some bargains in Cornwall and I would come back in a heartbeat. Under £100000 with a view and garden is my dream, £1 beach parking in summer would be awesome as well haha.
Cornwall Council Season/Seasonal/JustPark Multi-Use tickets
after 31st of October i have no need to use as on street parking is added but they have a 2 year life span anyway.................
| Season ticket - Town/ticket name | Car Parks ticket valid in | JustPark Multi Purchase Sessions - daily rate (Minimum £25 spend) |
|---|---|---|
| Marazion Station | Marazion Station | £1.26 |
| Newlyn | St Peters Hill | £1.03 |
| Padstow | Link Road | £0.86 |
| Penryn | Commercial Road | £1.24 |
| Penzance - Group One | St. Erbyns, Wherrytown | £0.73 |
| Penzance - Group Two | Harbour, St. Erbyns, Wherrytown | £1.02 |
| Penzance - Long Rock | Long Rock | £0.29 |
| Polzeath | New Polzeath, Polzeath Beach | £1.00 |
| Port Isaac | New Road | £0.92 |
| Porthleven | Kittos Field | £0.7 |
after 31st of October i have no need to use as on street parking is added but they have a 2 year life span anyway.................
Probably still less xenophobic than the Cornish.
It is an interesting thread for the current WFH times as there will be quite a few, like me, that aren't really tied to a location now. I've wondered about moving as I'm certainly in an expensive area and will be taking the mortgage on solo next year. I have family up Shropshire direction, so was interesting someone recommending that area. It certainly is cheap and as a cyclist, I quite like the proximity to Wales. I'd not really thought about the weather, but I guess the average temp could be 2 or 3 degrees below London area?
The Cornish don't have the SNP.