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**blackcomb** · 24-07-2010, 03:09 AM

Originally Posted by purple

Yeah I'm sure having an infant makes things more complicated and expensive.
Have to admit that I go into London everytime I'm home too... and I try to get over to France for a day if I can as well.
It always seems to be a rush to fit in seeing everyone that I want to see (and don't) before I have to leave to come back again.

Try going for a month then, which I did, it was too long and you will soon miss being here again, heh :idea:

**purple** · 24-07-2010, 07:31 PM

Tried a month a couple of times... it's never long enough lol.
As missing here when I'm home on a visit? That'll never happen because I don't see myself staying in the US indefinately, so I'll eventually move back to the UK. ;)

**blackcomb** · 24-07-2010, 10:00 PM

Well I wouldn't stay in the US for long either living there.. Canada however is a different story ;)

Where you moving back to?

**purple** · 25-07-2010, 02:37 AM

It's all a little indefinate at the moment and won't happen for about another 2 years, but Kent would be the area choice ;)

**blackcomb** · 25-07-2010, 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by purple

It's all a little indefinate at the moment and won't happen for about another 2 years, but Kent would be the area choice ;)

That's where you are from, well some would move back to their roots, but I am all for 'why not try somewhere different', I'd opt for Lake district myself or, Bournemouth, or Cornwall but Lakes is more central so Lakes would likely win.

**purple** · 25-07-2010, 07:56 PM

Been to the lakes a few times, it's ok to visit for a couple of weeks but personally I wouldn't want to live there.
The South coast is pretty nice, I wouldn't have a prob living there. Cornwall? Way too far out from London and and not convenient enough for me.
My family are mostly around the Kent area too, so obviously thats influencing my decision.

**blackcomb** · 25-07-2010, 10:20 PM

Originally Posted by purple

Been to the lakes a few times, it's ok to visit for a couple of weeks but personally I wouldn't want to live there.
The South coast is pretty nice, I wouldn't have a prob living there. Cornwall? Way too far out from London and and not convenient enough for me.
My family are mostly around the Kent area too, so obviously thats influencing my decision.

Fair enough.

Weather is better on South coast too.