Which part of the UK do you feel you

[Drisgirl]

have an affinity with??

I have an affinity with in the main -Norn Ireland -been there- felt at home its in my blood x Cant get enough -was gonna move there but that was scuppered - blast !!!

Scotland -hard one -prob more central Scotland.

England - North East.

Wales -sorry have never been but I will one day -shameful unless you count Shrewsbury which was delightful but I was there on a business trip so it was a hi and bye but all the litte streams were lovely as was the architecture.

I know and love peeps from other areas but this is a generalisation.

What about you?

[Ed.Case]

NoBrain mate you have to calm down..
This feeling is misguided and you have to take in all the vibes..
In fact...I think its therapy time !!

[silly~lilly]

wow knobbs, you have issues mate. Think you might need some time out, sounds like its all got to you. So aggresive, im glad i dont know you in real life.

[ChuckFickens]

I'm from north essex so have a obvious affinity with here, I lived in west sussex for some years and also love that part of the country., other than those I love devon and cornwall, both fantastic places and pretty much the only places you can see and swim/dive in a clear blue sea in this country.

The border region in scotland just took my breath away the first time I saw it, as did the peak and lake district.

If you have never been to wales then you really should, snowdonnia (sp?) is buy far the best for scenery

[Drisgirl]

silly -was one in Liverpool -business meeting again and we stayed in the hotel right next to the station -the comfiest bed i have every sunk into -bliss.
We did manage -albeit briefly to take in some of the sights -but as per it was one of those manic one day meetings -didnt realise the pool had a subway tho -that was cool !!.The people were fab even tjho we were there to take their jobs (:

sleepy -hope this dosnt mean you cant sleep and will be up most of the night hun xxx

[sleepy1]

this lap top is killing my fat legs as well but i have had it on my lap now for 2 years lol

[Drisgirl]

chuck -seriously hun -what a brilliant picture you painted there -I forgot about Cornwall -an oasis in the desert -and I really mean that -once you enter that area its like nowheree you have been before yet its part of the UK -i adored my holiday there -I have been far and wide but I have always said that was the best holiday I ever had with my children -its a haven.Must go back -its a long drive tho -nr on 14hrs (:

sleepy -has your carer not moved it when she was washing yer bits and pieces??? Or is it like a sooky blanket -can you not let it go lol

[sleepy1]

cornwall is lovely ....we was in dorset last week what a lovely part of the country ...really nice ..

[Kimi-R]

Hi Dros how are they hanging?

pmsl

HAK

hahahahaha.

[Jafi]

Have to agree Dris, cornwall is beautiful, spent many a holiday down there.

[Drisgirl]

A blast from the past -hey kimi -they are almost at my knees now -how are you xx

sleepy -Dorset would be lovely -I have family in Somerset -Bridgewater -I know its not Dorset but I only went down with with my mum and dad in a motorbike and sidecar when I was wee -blees them -must have been a long slog for them.

Now my nannie lived in Cromer -that i can remember -lovely -Norfolk Broads -that was brill -in fact i would like to do that agin -we just stopped and there was a pub and a garden and we lunched and set sail (lol -2mls an hour) how come when you look back everything seems like an Enid Blyton book -well for me it was and im damn tooting happy !!!!

[Eve]

From Shrewsbury originally. I have a big affinity with Wales as most of my family are welsh and lived on the welsh coast for 4 years and even speak some welsh :)

Never been to Ireland (going in October) and only bits of Scotland though St Andrews and the Fife coast is lovely. Up to see my friend in Inverness soon.

I've always had a thing about central London and Brighton too.

[beejay1124]

hi Driss---yup i can vouch for Norn Iron especially county antrim---biased maybe
Perigra--down the local pub for a night or two ,the locals will soon take to you -all downhill from there
as im norn irish we have an historic link to scotland-also talk similar
really love the english village style of life-was there in july and a close friend took me round a few-beautiful (friend and villages both)

[Drisgirl]

Sorry Jenna and beejay the Emails have just popped up in case you thought i was ignoring you.

I posted somewhere -cant remember -in fact it was on this blooming thread lol -that I thought Shrewsbury was lovely -fancy you coming from there !!! St.Andrews is my most fave town ever -I love going there -we went last year or was it this year -for a night at the Old Course Hotel -wee treat for me :)

bejay -I would move to Ballymena hi in a millisecond -I loved Co.Antrim and so did H -I really felt at home there pity he was moved to the south before we could move -had all the plans in motion -had schools checked out for my daughter the lot -I have to say that I wasnt so taken with the south -sorry Whickerman if you read this -dont think Longford was the best place to go -altho H rented a house off Mick Flavin (sp?) and they didnt believe he was a big name in country music -so whenever he came in for the rent they were like -cmon then Mick -give us a song -he just laughed then they discovered that he is a big name -egg on their face -bet he had a laugh at that !!!