Townies or countryfolk.

[Paul Barton]

I live in a relatively small town now, and at this stage of my life I don't think I would want to go more rural. I have lived in small country villages in Suffolk - they were beautiful and had great pubs but after a couple of years I felt I needed to get back to a bigger town. I always like the idea of a proper rural place to live but I know I am too much of a people person to stick out the isolation.

[geoff]

I lived in a town for the first18 years of my life,then traveled for a couple of years down in the south west.

Lived in the country since then and love it.

Now & then I go to town for a hoolie...

[Dave Martin]

Grew up in a large village on the edge of Derby

 

 

Which village was that ?

[RobArb]

i live in a small town/large village but thats in the middle of no where!

 

green belt all around, large areas of countryside so technially you could class it as both..!

[RobArb]

but i voted town to be sure, to be sure!

[18 stoner]

Had a spell of nearly 2 years living in a town, longest 2 years of my life! The night life was, shall we say "entertaining" though:sneaky2:

 

There's not many "working" villages left, they're all full of middle class commuters and retirees who've turned the places into a sort of sub-suburbia.

 

I now live in a village like this. Its full of managers of this that and the other, all have company cars and I'm one of the very few who doesnt go to work in a suit!

 

THEY LOVE ME! Lots of commercial vehicles, land rovers, building stuff on the drive, servicing very noisy machinery and having plenty of garden bonfires. Its great!

[firewood]

I'm "sarf london" born and bred but moved out to warlingham surrey then to Romney Marsh in Kent. that was not remote enough so now i'm the token londoner in west Aberdeenshire. does that count as country or town?