Townies or countryfolk.

[alex_m]

there you go!

[janey]

I'm a consumate City girl.

 

I tried that thar country thing once, but I went fruit loops with the isolation and had to get back to the land of 24 hour M&S's.

[Ian H]

....we're looking to go more remote at the mo.

 

Ditto mate, as soon as finances will allow, sadly the bankers who have made property unaffordable are the same ***** that screwed up the economy and now won't lend any money, so we're currently stuck-just my opinion you understand!!!

Edited April 23, 2011 by Ian H
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[easy-lift guy]

Never have actually lived in a "city", large town, kinda. Presently living in a small town and it more or less the same as my old small town that became to full and loud. In season it is even worse. Thank god for Easter since 90% of the tourist type will be gone until November.

[tommer9]

I'm a consumate City girl.

 

I tried that thar country thing once, but I went fruit loops with the isolation and had to get back to the land of 24 hour M&S's.

 

Haha I must admit that after 4 years in the midlands that i do miss stuff being open after 12pm on a saturday, and being able to get takeaway after about 11pm lol!

[NI Tree]

first time living in a city let a lone a village.

In aberdeen at monent but still the counts as the living in countryside

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I am just be visiting uni for 3 more years.

[ben lightfoot]

Living in a town but its my first house, one day will have that country living going on

[kernowstu]

i live in a fishing port tom sorry cant vote:001_tongue:

[Johny Walker]

i was brought up in the country,then moved to town for schools , living on the edge @ the mo,next to esholt woods but should be bk among the fields before too long

[tommer9]

i live in a fishing port tom sorry cant vote:001_tongue:

 

:lol:Not sure HOW i would class Padstow:confused1: