by jra » Tue Sep 18, 2018 8:57 am
Nucks wrote:Ray of Sunshine wrote:Daisymay wrote:Ray of Sunshine wrote:Daisymay wrote:I love where i live ,in a Coastal Village ,and my Cul-de-sac only has 8 houses ,and in the Winter ,when we only have the odd Tourist it's heaven to have the empty beach and wild sea almost to ones-self
That sounds great, are you single?
Nope ,raymondo ,though sometimes wish i was after being ''blissfully'' Married for 36 years
We're thinking of moving to the seaside, you never get tired of staring at the sea.
Unless you’re in a boat and feeling queasy.
Apparently seasickness isn't a problem if you're in small boats from a very young age. In my case before I could even walk.
As for where I live. I don't hate it, but neither do I love it. It's dead handy for London though. Pretty good transport connections all round. Train, bus, coach, plane etc.
Luckily for me, I had things work the right way around.
I lived in the countryside near the coast when I was a child and moved to large towns when I was an adult (for the social scene, education and work). At the moment I'd find it too boring living in a small village, even by the coast, as I've seen it, done it, got the t-shit and read the book. Also, I don't want to have to be dependent on a car. I do miss the countryside, seaside views though, but at least I've got a lot of found memories.
As for later in life, St. Albans would be a possibility or Dartmouth on the south Devon coast. The trouble is getting the money together, as both places are very expensive to live if you want to be a homeowner in terms of buying a property.
Time will tell.
[quote="Nucks"][quote="Ray of Sunshine"][quote="Daisymay"][quote="Ray of Sunshine"][quote="Daisymay"]I love where i live ,in a Coastal Village ,and my Cul-de-sac only has 8 houses ,and in the Winter ,when we only have the odd Tourist it's heaven to have the empty beach and wild sea almost to ones-self[/quote]
That sounds great, are you single? :mrgreen:[/quote]
Nope ,raymondo ,though sometimes wish i was after being ''blissfully'' Married for 36 years :mrgreen:[/quote]
We're thinking of moving to the seaside, you never get tired of staring at the sea.[/quote]
Unless you’re in a boat and feeling queasy. :pukeup:[/quote]
Apparently seasickness isn't a problem if you're in small boats from a very young age. In my case before I could even walk.
As for where I live. I don't hate it, but neither do I love it. It's dead handy for London though. Pretty good transport connections all round. Train, bus, coach, plane etc.
Luckily for me, I had things work the right way around.
I lived in the countryside near the coast when I was a child and moved to large towns when I was an adult (for the social scene, education and work). At the moment I'd find it too boring living in a small village, even by the coast, as I've seen it, done it, got the t-shit and read the book. Also, I don't want to have to be dependent on a car. I do miss the countryside, seaside views though, but at least I've got a lot of found memories.
As for later in life, St. Albans would be a possibility or Dartmouth on the south Devon coast. The trouble is getting the money together, as both places are very expensive to live if you want to be a homeowner in terms of buying a property.
Time will tell.
