Edit: the move must be to another location within the UK.
I’d love to pick Cornwall but I know I’d be part of the problem of potentially pricing locals out. I’d probably pick somewhere in South Wales, relatively cheap, wife has family there and some beautiful areas in south west Wales.
I just realised I meant somewhere else in the UK but I didn’t specify that in the title!
No backsies now!
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as for the UK, as long as I have a good internet connection could be pretty much anywhere, just need space for my tools/toys and some garden space to potter in and I’ll be happy
North Wales or somewhere around the Lake District. I love the mountains and the sea. I’m planning to retire to the North (eventually, if I live long enough and it’s a financial option).
Both are beautiful places! We stayed in North Wales in April for my wife’s birthday as we climbed Snowdon and it was really beautiful. One of my favourite DJs performed a set on the railway they have and you get an amazing view of the area.
I’d probably live outside the lakes though purely because of how busy it gets in summer.
Snowdon is a good walk. Cool place for a concert too.
Yeah I’d probably do the same with the lakes. I might even go over the border to Scotland and just live in the middle of nowhere.
Liverpool.
The caveat is that I’m from the US, and in basing the decision purely on loving the accent and having known a truly wonderful lady from there. So, you know, kinda sus.
Nah, great pick mate. River, sea, culture, piss up, friendly locals, great scran and a suitable distance from Manchester (far enough to keep them at arm’s length but close enough that you can take advantage of the facilities).
Yorkshire Dales would be my destination
Definitely Manchester, having gone there for uni I know the city well and still love visiting now and then
Netherlands, not Amsterdam though.
If the option were another country then the Netherlands would be my choice too, probably somewhere outside Amsterdam but close enough to commute in.
I go Tilburg every year anyway, so… I mean it’s not a bad town, cycling is good. Also Roadburn is the sickest festival there is.
I guess London, Glasgow or Edinburgh since I’m currently in Manchester.
I don’t really want to live outside a big city if I can avoid it
Welsh borders down Hereford way. You have all your big shopping requirements in Hereford, you have Hay-on-Wye for books and you are within striking distance of the Forest of Dean or the Brecon Beacons.
Spaaaaaaace.
Seeing as I live in the north east my options seem to be either north of Aberdeen or south of Birmingham. I’m going to say Bristol. I’ve never visited but it seems to have a nice reputation.
It would have to be a city for me. Probably Edinburgh.
