Where are you moving to?
Where are you moving to?
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BunkMoreland

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4,008 posts

37 months

Wednesday 25th February
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bergclimber34

4,324 posts

23 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Anywhere in Scotland, just no work there for me and too late now.

Pretty place, lovely people, though perhaps different if you are English living there I dont know.

But it is my favourite place in the world.

croyde

26,458 posts

260 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Tenerife. No more cold grey and wet.

Wacky Racer

41,390 posts

277 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Malta.

Had a villa out there for ten years.

Luke.

12,041 posts

280 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Elevenerife...

Scabutz

8,864 posts

110 months

Wednesday 25th February
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bergclimber34 said:
Anywhere in Scotland, just no work there for me and too late now.

Pretty place, lovely people, though perhaps different if you are English living there I dont know.

But it is my favourite place in the world.
For such a big fan you seem ignorant of where it is located geographically, as its slap bang in the middle of the red circle.

Wish

1,944 posts

279 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Barbados …..

Dog Biscuit

2,742 posts

27 months

Wednesday 25th February
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BunkMoreland said:
Just a hypothetical that came up recently in conversation

The British Isles (and Ireland) have been attacked by a nameless foreign power. They deployed Nuclear weapons and now the entire area in the circle is knackered. Everyone has to go. There is no radiation outside that circle. You have survived with your immediate family.
It was knackered beforehand so Ill stay put and enjoy clear roads

valiant

14,279 posts

190 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Is the Winchester still standing?

Regbuser

7,018 posts

65 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Rockall, the reviews make it sound very inviting..

https://maps.app.goo.gl/eF1gyZzGRL1NkKus5

Coxey

538 posts

137 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Barbados but would have to sell the cars and buy a boat and jet skis as the roads are rubbish

Glitzy Mitzy

1,531 posts

58 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Jersey! I'm sure they'd be able to find me a secretarial job.

Last Visit

3,705 posts

218 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Switzerland. Somewhere in the Bernese Alps.

texaxile

3,803 posts

180 months

Wednesday 25th February
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The nuclear blast would have improved Jaywick ten fold.

But...Oman. somewhere coastal down towards Dhofar, or maybe Salalah.

Warhavernet

1,486 posts

17 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Spain is nice, but sadly it's already stuffed full of leathery skinned English pensioners.

Jim on the hill

5,129 posts

220 months

Wednesday 25th February
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Japan every day of the week and twice on a Sunday. Clean, amazing food, respectful people and a beautiful country to explore.

shirt

25,492 posts

231 months

Wednesday 25th February
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BunkMoreland said:
They will give you the exact same job you have now, on the same amount of money. So if you currently get twice the national average in the UK for your job. You'll get twice the national average in your destination.
Without the salary part I’d have plumped for the Italian dolomites. But seeing as everyone is being so generous I’ll go to Switzerland

hammo19

7,820 posts

226 months

Thursday 26th February
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Florida, Davenport area.

markymarkthree

3,688 posts

201 months

Thursday 26th February
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Malta for me please, lovely island.

Shnozz

30,666 posts

301 months

Thursday 26th February
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Warhavernet said:
Spain is nice, but sadly it's already stuffed full of leathery skinned English pensioners.
Not a pensioner yet but it’s where I spent the covid years and I’d do the same for a nuclear fall out.