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Where is the best place to live in England?
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The criteria is:
1. No planes overhead
2. Not near any towns or cities
3. No rowdiness or crime hotspot
4. Away from any motorways or trunk roads
The nearest village would be sufficient?
1. No planes overhead
2. Not near any towns or cities
3. No rowdiness or crime hotspot
4. Away from any motorways or trunk roads
The nearest village would be sufficient?
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> The criteria are:
>
> 1. No planes overhead
Nearest airport is approximately 100 miles away, since the closure of Broadford Airport years go.
> 2. Not near any towns or cities
Nearest town is Broadford, 17 miles away.
> 3. No rowdiness or crime hotspot
Crime is to all intents and purposes non-existent.
> 4. Away from any motorways or trunk roads
Nearest two-lane road is half a mile away.
> The criteria are:
>
> 1. No planes overhead
Nearest airport is approximately 100 miles away, since the closure of Broadford Airport years go.
> 2. Not near any towns or cities
Nearest town is Broadford, 17 miles away.
> 3. No rowdiness or crime hotspot
Crime is to all intents and purposes non-existent.
> 4. Away from any motorways or trunk roads
Nearest two-lane road is half a mile away.
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I agree, Homes, that Sutton Coldfield is a lovely place to retire to, although I do remember a couple of ABers saying they were made to feel unwelcome when they moved there in retirement from London.
I think one abandoned car in 20 years is not too bad, and I hope the fact that it came from Glasgow hasn't put you off Scotland for that's a lovely part of the UK too.
I always think villages in Devon and Cornwall are lovely places to live.
I think one abandoned car in 20 years is not too bad, and I hope the fact that it came from Glasgow hasn't put you off Scotland for that's a lovely part of the UK too.
I always think villages in Devon and Cornwall are lovely places to live.
My sister lives in a village called Stoke Climsland in Cornwall but right on the boarder to Devon. There a post office, church and social club plus and other than the occasional group of you g farmers passing from the agricultural college a couple of miles away, it's dead as a dodo. The only way into it is through a couple of miles of single track roads but Calling is about 5 or 6 miles away for a bit of shopping. You'd have to be pretty dumb to end up there without trying, it's not the sort of place you find by accident. It's about as inland as you can be in Cornwall. If I could get work there I'd be there tomorrow. The only problem is that the village is owned by the duchy so if she wants a goat she's gotta check its ok with the big gahoona.
///No planes overhead, crime, or motorways, is there anywhere on the planet like that. ///
Loads of places. Many of which are in Norfolk and Suffolk is the answer. I've heard a plane over head only once or twice in all the years I've lived on the Norfolk Broads and that was probably for the annual air show. We're famous for being 50 miles from the nearest motorway and crime is very low.
Suffolk is beautiful if you want picturesque too, and there are very few big towns and cities there. Just a bit too sleepy for me but its probably just what you're looking for. Google somewhere like Cavendish Village for example.
Loads of places. Many of which are in Norfolk and Suffolk is the answer. I've heard a plane over head only once or twice in all the years I've lived on the Norfolk Broads and that was probably for the annual air show. We're famous for being 50 miles from the nearest motorway and crime is very low.
Suffolk is beautiful if you want picturesque too, and there are very few big towns and cities there. Just a bit too sleepy for me but its probably just what you're looking for. Google somewhere like Cavendish Village for example.
Some interesting comments:
I have been through most of the places mentioned as I'm a seasoned traveller.
Regarding Beddgelert in Wales....yes those low flying jets scream at you.
...Cavendish in Suffolk is a nice area and near to Long Melford if you're interested in antique shops.
...Scotland seems a strange place with just one main road to get thereA9
didn't they close it for some traffic accident last year and it caused havoc.
....The Caigngorns is a nice area and have spent many weeks at Aviemore although its a tourist hot spot.
...The Isle of Skye seems a bit remote and would begrudge paying those bridge tolls every time you came over the Kyle of Lochash.
...Chipping Norton is a bit too posh for me and the property prices reflect it.
...Suffolk, Norfolk and Lincolnshire seem prize candidates if I can escape the jets from Mildenhall and when they build the new dual A11 should help matters.
Thanks for all replies.
I have been through most of the places mentioned as I'm a seasoned traveller.
Regarding Beddgelert in Wales....yes those low flying jets scream at you.
...Cavendish in Suffolk is a nice area and near to Long Melford if you're interested in antique shops.
...Scotland seems a strange place with just one main road to get thereA9
didn't they close it for some traffic accident last year and it caused havoc.
....The Caigngorns is a nice area and have spent many weeks at Aviemore although its a tourist hot spot.
...The Isle of Skye seems a bit remote and would begrudge paying those bridge tolls every time you came over the Kyle of Lochash.
...Chipping Norton is a bit too posh for me and the property prices reflect it.
...Suffolk, Norfolk and Lincolnshire seem prize candidates if I can escape the jets from Mildenhall and when they build the new dual A11 should help matters.
Thanks for all replies.
