Thread: 10 reasons to live in the UK.

avoid the hard quetions lol

I must admit to be a little embarrassed to admit I wasn't even really aware of Nunney Castle even though it is very close to where we used to live. A beautiful place and well worth a visit, we have even been looking at Nunney as a place to live, another hidden gem.

Originally Posted by ophidian

I must admit to having never heard of Bodiam Castle but what an amazing looking place it is. It's one of the things I really miss, the incredible history and these sort of gems that are literally everywhere. I think joining the National Trust is a must do when we get back.

TBH i didn't actually know where it was and must have driven within a mile of it yesterday. Amazing what the country has hidden away just beyond the hedgerows

Originally Posted by Aldo

TBH i didn't actually know where it was and must have driven within a mile of it yesterday. Amazing what the country has hidden away just beyond the hedgerows

Your bang on the money there

Because I was on a sort of reccie this last trip to the UK I actually made a point of going off the beaten track and was amazed at the little villages and hamlets I came across totally by accident.

Originally Posted by Aldo

TBH i didn't actually know where it was and must have driven within a mile of it yesterday. Amazing what the country has hidden away just beyond the hedgerows

Originally Posted by Aldo

All great reasons to live in the UK. I would also add how easy it is to slot in with relativity little effort. I could walk into a cafe or pub almost anywhere in the country and within minutes I will be involved in conversation and banter with people I have never met in my life.

as long as your fluent in Polish, Sudanese, Indian, yeah I cant see the problem

Originally Posted by ophidian

I must admit to having never heard of Bodiam Castle but what an amazing looking place it is. It's one of the things I really miss, the incredible history and these sort of gems that are literally everywhere. I think joining the National Trust is a must do when we get back.

Originally Posted by Aldo

TBH i didn't actually know where it was and must have driven within a mile of it yesterday. Amazing what the country has hidden away just beyond the hedgerows

Another reason I want to move back. There's very little that compares to it over here.
I actually visited it a few times as a kid, and it's instantly recognisable. It'll still be there in another hundred years too.

It will be there in another 1000 years, that is what is so impressive about these places. It is one of the major things we both miss.

You've hit the nail on the head with that post.

I have the answer for you, move to the UK