I really do wonder what it would be like to have a life in another country. Somewhere far away. England seems nice!
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Some parts here are quite nice, and some parts are not, think every country has its good spots.
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Really? Why do you say that?
I said I was wondering what it would be like, not that I’m packing my bags today and moving there. Please keep your negative comments to yourself. I come here to vent and use this as a safe space to not criticize others or be criticized myself.
Travelled a bit over the years and to be very honest everywhere I have been has its good and bad points, we only see a small snapshot of the place visited. So much in fact we need to ask ourselves,
Why do people of a different State leave the place of their birth.
Before we consider above we need to be able to walk in others peoples shoes before we decide in moving on to another place. Where the sun is always brighter. Rustic can also mean poverty
BOB
Scotland will welcome you with open arms.
Yes that is a fact Kenster, However it is not all just hills and lochs.
Scotland does have cities with the same problems as England.
We know Scotland very well, we have visited a great deal, when young and fit would go climbing/walking etc. Now visit all the castles etc.
BOB