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That sounds wonderful.
I've moved to a place without traffic or noise (yeah really) but still love the vibrancy London offers too much. I imagine there will come a day when I have had enough of it all and want an even quieter life (the amount of people who drop litter round here is still a trigger for me) and may end up converting some building (thinking chapel) in rural Norfolk.
Love Bath, were visiting a fair bit, staying in an awesome B n B called the Dye house.
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Bath was lovely, but too expensive to buy in and not close enough to the sea.
That BnB looks lovely.
My current plan is to get into a bit of sea swimming. There's a big local 'scene', particularly since covid/lockdown/WFH.
There's a local meet about 200 yards from the house called the Chunky Dunkers. I'm just plucking up the courage to go down there this weekend for my first swim...
t4ny4
TBH 5 years ago we weren't thinking about leaving London at all.
3 years ago we were tired of the place (the noise, traffic, cost) and we made the move to Bath.
And less than a year ago we realised that all the things we really were looking for - nice big house, decent garden, close to sea, close to nice countryside and places to visit and go camping - were all MUCH cheaper in Northern Ireland...
I have a sneaking suspicion that 15 years from now we'll be in a 1 pub village on the west coast of ireland somewhere.
But for now this is all good :)