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Fair enough, that is something I hadn't considered (nor realised how cheap it could be) - although I would counter to say that I wouldn't have discovered road b
by simonbarker87 13y ago
Fair enough, that is something I hadn't considered (nor realised how cheap it could be) - although I would counter to say that I wouldn't have discovered road biking or surfing (with a hefty wet suit mind you!) if I wasn't in the north east's easy access to both - 10 minutes on the bike and I am in the countryside.
It's swings and roundabouts I guess.
- gman99 13y agoI completely agree. I would not have discovered the joys of hiking and hillwalking if it wasn't for my four years at Durham (and "relatively" easy access to the Lake District). Overall, my love of the countryside trumps cheap access to live plays/concerts/public transport/museums/etc; that's why I moved out. My point is just that there are definitely reasons why people would choose to live in the city (reasons I did not fully appreciate until I lived in London) Swings & roundabouts, as you say :)