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Personally I wouldn't call anywhere in the UK 'remote' till you start going far north. I've lived in AU first, then GB so maybe my view is biased.
by qmmmur 6y ago
Personally I wouldn't call anywhere in the UK 'remote' till you start going far north. I've lived in AU first, then GB so maybe my view is biased.
- mrkwse 6y agoRemote can mean isolated and disconnected as much as faraway and distant. Plenty of the UK is remote in that sense. I work in a part of Surrey where, despite there being frequent trains to London, the actual town and surrounding area is very hard to get around without a car (and the public transport options there are are significantly less frequent than trains away from the place). Infrastructure is as much a factor as proximity I'd say.
- qmmmur 6y agoThis is true and my experience is the UK has terrible infrastructure and cars are necessary so I agree.