How the UK has changed and not.

Swanny · 12-12-2008, 11:32 AM

I live in the southwest of England and it's good here, it's not dangerous in my area. People are friendly and happy enough.
England in the summer is a beautiful place, one of the best IMO, ok the winters are a bit rubbish but they pass.
I'm not a city type of person but I'm lucky enough to live near Bath which is my favourite city in the world but I love to live in the country side.
But there are good and bad places to live in all countries.
I've traveled to many different countries (25 I think) either working or as a backpacker spending months in the country and mixing with the people of that land rather than a tourist who goes on holiday and stays in a hotel for a couple of weeks, so I think I have a pretty good idea of life in those places.
Of all the countries I've visited I have to say that France is one of my favourite places.

If you've never been Cornwall is a nice place.

12-12-2008, 11:32 AM	#20
Swanny I dont need a label ! Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: The Shire of Wilt Posts: 2,889	Re: How the UK has changed and not. I live in the southwest of England and it's good here, it's not dangerous in my area. People are friendly and happy enough. England in the summer is a beautiful place, one of the best IMO, ok the winters are a bit rubbish but they pass. I'm not a city type of person but I'm lucky enough to live near Bath which is my favourite city in the world but I love to live in the country side. But there are good and bad places to live in all countries. I've traveled to many different countries (25 I think) either working or as a backpacker spending months in the country and mixing with the people of that land rather than a tourist who goes on holiday and stays in a hotel for a couple of weeks, so I think I have a pretty good idea of life in those places. Of all the countries I've visited I have to say that France is one of my favourite places. If you've never been Cornwall is a nice place.