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bonus points for good public transport, so you can live rural but still are ~30mins of a train or similar away from lots of workplaces.
by anonyfox 4y ago
bonus points for good public transport, so you can live rural but still are ~30mins of a train or similar away from lots of workplaces.
- giantg2 4y agoWhere are you that you think you can live rurally and have a (commuter) train?
- anonyfox 4y agogermany, or I think many central/western europe areas have that
- giantg2 4y agoIs that in a small town? Or how far is it from a farm to the station?
- anonyfox 4y ago(please ignore the german texts, I only googled some accurate images for illustration) - nature looks like: https://www.alltrails.com/de/route/germany/wander-tour-harburger-berge-w1 https://www.alltrails.com/de/route/germany/wander-tour-harbu... - "rural" village https://www.hamburg.de/neugraben-fischbek/ https://www.hamburg.de/neugraben-fischbek/ (image gallery) that _actually_ is part of hamburg area, located at this nature, and - 35-42 minutes by train from that village centre (u can walk to the train station in like 10 minutes) to the middle of hamburg
- epicnoodles 4y agoThe best example of this is the Thameslink. Loads of towns like this in Hertfordshire. You could live in Biggleswade which feels very rural when you are there, and be into Kings Cross or Farringdon in 45 minutes. Very frequent and reliable train. edit: to take this further. You could live in Broom, a hamlet, which has a population of 579. Cycle or drive 10 minutes to Biggleswade station and get the 45 minute train in. In theory if you got really efficient, you could be in the heart of the City of London 1 hour door to door.
- helij 4y agoExactly. Hertfordshire is beautiful and Thameslink is amazing, comfortable and usually reliable. 45 min to the City when needed and easy access to nature.