Yeah
Borehamwood, Bushey, St Albans, Watford etc. are all gonna have to be counted as Hertfordshire (yet still Spurs country), but Edgware can certainly be considered North London.
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Yeah
Borehamwood, Bushey, St Albans, Watford etc. are all gonna have to be counted as Hertfordshire (yet still Spurs country), but Edgware can certainly be considered North London.
Kenyan Spur
Peter Taylor
That is great. It looks almost like a place a couple of miles from my house in Nairobi. THIS is Africa =D>
Leeds Spur
Banned
They are all in the London urban area. I know they are technically Hertfordshire. But they are culturally and physically parting the fabric of London.
punk_is_back`
Ilie Dumitrescu
Edmonton! Me and my neighbour are probably the only Spurs fans left here despite being so close to home.
Super Prague, down the river a bit for me on the left.
Interwebs 4MB.
Waitrose - Gillingham (15miles).
Work Blandford Forum (small market town) 6minutes, lovely! (was working in Bournemouth when we moved here, which was 45 each way)
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Cracking view! Wished I'd have gone there for a right drink up when I was free and single looks quality!
Visiting is a lot nicer than living there IMO, was there for 5 years. I'd go for Wimborne or other nearby town if I had the time over. Location is very important though as it ranges from (relative) brickhole to lovely depending. Westbourne back into Bournemouth area is pretty good (we lived in Surrey Road, our back garden backed onto the central gardens which was a nice spot, 5minutes walk along the park into the town 7-8minutes to the beach, though we almost always drove to others which are less chavtastic).
My car was broken into twice, the misses once in the 5years though. Which highlights everywhere has it's issues. Where we are now I often leave my keys in the front door (as safety is no a concern at all so I'm pretty mindless! big plus).
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We went there twice last year and fell in love with the place. Took our little boy there a month or so ago and just kept saying to ourselves what a much nice quality of life he would have done there by the beach compared to where we are now. The people, the air everything is nicer.
We took a bus from Bournemouth to Christchurch which was another lovely place and Poole was ok.
I've done alot of gifting there, so you can thank me in no large part for that...
If you do go, be mindful that if you work in Poole, Christchurch is an hours drive in rush hour (for example), the road layout is difficult from alot of sides as it is a fairly big urban spread.
There are a lovely set of beaches though, no doubt, and I do like the locals. I do miss summer there, working in Town Hall, 4minutes stroll down to the beach to take in some 'views' :-"
Mulletperm
Mauricio Taricco
thfcsteff
George Hunt
Agreed. Abu Dhabi is cool, Dubai is weird...the main mosque in AD is spectacular. I am not religious but it was something else...
thfcsteff
George Hunt
Perth, Western Australia
Will be in Perth in late Feb/early March...will let you know when mate ;-)
Danners9
Luke Young
It better be for $500m and counting! Ferrari World is quite fun too.
Skinhead in a Suit
John Scales
In the middle of Crawley, which is basically a brick-hole, is Tilgate park, and I live 100 yards from the edge of it.
Lovely!!
Grandparents used to live in Horley. Walked around Tilgate Park many times when I was a lad. Used to play for Crawley Cricket Club too ages 13-16. Place always was mostly a dump though.
Skinhead in a Suit
John Scales
Lucky enough to live in this beautiful city now
