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Hope this isn't coming over as patronising btw
Not at all, you've actually got a point. It's an Island, so I've explored a fair bit of it as it is, and with the over abundance of tourists, most of the fun rides become chocked with coaches/cars roaring up and down any sort of high point.
More than the rides, I miss the chaos that the diversity of people accomplishes. A melting pot so to say.
There is stuff to do, I suppose it's just as @Timmy2wheels said. It's more of an insular culture, so finding engaging people is quite tough. I suppose I'm a bit lonely in that regards, more so than other places I've lived in abroad.
Mind you, they were mostly cities.
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Sometimes away from the big cities I would say that you have to be active in getting out and finding things to do, routes to ride, people to do interesting things with etc. There is more of a need to make things happen because it isn't always just there like it is in big cities.
Hope this isn't coming over as patronising btw. I don't know where you are and what it's like there so I might be talking out of arse!