the British countryside is beautiful

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Everytime I go there, I love it.

My parents are planning to move into a village I think tbh.

There's more space, more greenery, larger homes and a nicer community.

I remember when I was doing DofE, a man was picking apples from his tree and offered them to us like in the movies. This would NEVER happen in places like London. People were going out of their ways to help us navigate through fields, roads and even let us refill our water bottles.

Everyone knows each other and they are just much happier living there compared to the urban hell where I currently live.

BUT, as most of the UK I think it's only good for those who have retired or are rich.

ukcels: @enriquecuador @Sub5kang @KeepCopingLads @Abdullahm06 @imontheloose

 

[Abdullahm06]

i told you london is shit

 

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Briishniggers

 

[Abdullahm06]

i told you the rural life is better

 

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@2414763h @Ghoulish @Jason Voorhees @iblamexyz @wastedspermcel

 

[registerfasterusing]

Everytime I go there, I love it.

My parents are planning to move into a village I think tbh.

There's more space, more greenery, larger homes and a nicer community.

I remember when I was doing DofE, a man was picking apples from his tree and offered them to us like in the movies. This would NEVER happen in places like London. People were going out of their ways to help us navigate through fields, roads and even let us refill our water bottles.

Everyone knows each other and they are just much happier living there compared to the urban hell where I currently live.

BUT, as most of the UK I think it's only good for those who have retired or are rich.

ukcels: @enriquecuador @Sub5kang @KeepCopingLads @Abdullahm06 @imontheloose

Rural areas are nice for nature but other than that they rly arent. Its nice for space and peace but its so out of they way of everything. Idk im in the US tho

 

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i told you the rural life is better

not in the middle of pakistan though mate

 

[Abdullahm06]

remember if you think im wrong its not because i am its because you just havent understood im right yet

 

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Rural areas are nice for nature but other than that they rly arent. Its nice for space and peace but its so out of they way of everything. Idk im in the US tho

Yeah thats why I would say it's ideal for those who've retired.

 

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Yeah thats why I would say it's ideal for those who've retired.

I agree

 

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remember if you think im wrong its not because i am its because you just havent understood im right yet

Nigga

I don't see ANY reason for an 18 year old with no money to mgigrate to the countryside, especially in Pakistan

 

[KeepCopingLads]

Everytime I go there, I love it.

My parents are planning to move into a village I think tbh.

There's more space, more greenery, larger homes and a nicer community.

I remember when I was doing DofE, a man was picking apples from his tree and offered them to us like in the movies. This would NEVER happen in places like London. People were going out of their ways to help us navigate through fields, roads and even let us refill our water bottles.

Everyone knows each other and they are just much happier living there compared to the urban hell where I currently live.

BUT, as most of the UK I think it's only good for those who have retired or are rich.

ukcels: @enriquecuador @Sub5kang @KeepCopingLads @Abdullahm06 @imontheloose

Fully agree and I did dofe as well
But I wouldn't like to live full time in the countryside, too boring for me tbh
But yh countryside in general is beautiful

 

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@ahavik

 

[Abdullahm06]

Nigga

I don't see ANY reason for an 18 year old with no money to mgigrate to the countryside, especially in Pakistan

right nows the perfect time to escape so i can skip employment

 

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Fully agree and I did dofe as well
But I wouldn't like to live full time in the countryside, too boring for me tbh
But yh countryside in general is beautiful

I feel like once I hit like 40-50 and if I have got enough money, I would move there.

Good place to settle down once you're old enough.

 

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right nows the perfect time to escape so i can skip employment

£25/h for sitting at home no qualifications needed

 

[Jason Voorhees]

A large estate in English country side, wearing tweed jacket to hunt for food,play cricket and tennis in the evening in your backyard and going to the church with wife on Sunday. This is peak life @imontheloose

 

[KeepCopingLads]

I feel like once I hit like 40-50 and if I have got enough money, I would move there.

Good place to settle down once you're old enough.

I deadass would die from boredom
But I wouldn't mind a week or two weeks holiday to countryside once or twice a year

 

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A large estate in English country side, wearing tweed jacket to hunt for food,play cricket and tennis in the evening in your backyard and going to the church with wife on Sunday. This is peak life @imontheloose

My dad plays for a cricket team and all his teammates have been convincing him to move over tbh.

He's so insanely close, it's just because of my current school that he isn't moving.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Rural areas are nice for nature but other than that they rly arent. Its nice for space and peace but its so out of they way of everything. Idk im in the US tho

Rural U.S isn't the same tho. U S is generally more remote and spread out. It is still nice but a lot more isolated. Like your neighbor lives 2 miles away there's nothing but the wild wilderness in between. More cows in some states than humans. Parts of Arkansas and Wyoming are so remote you can drive for miles on the highway and not see a single car or another person.

 

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Rural U.S isn't the same tho. U S is generally more remote and spread out. It is still nice but a lot more isolated. Like your neighbor lives 2 miles away there's nothing but the wild wilderness in between. More cows in some states than humans. Parts of Arkansas and Wyoming are so remote you can drive for miles on the highway and not see a single car or another person.

Ur correct. I dont live in an extremely rural place but it’s more rural than suburban and the houses are decently spread apart. There isnt rly like a ‘neighborhood bond’ type of thing here

 

[ahavik]

Everytime I go there, I love it.

My parents are planning to move into a village I think tbh.

There's more space, more greenery, larger homes and a nicer community.

I remember when I was doing DofE, a man was picking apples from his tree and offered them to us like in the movies. This would NEVER happen in places like London. People were going out of their ways to help us navigate through fields, roads and even let us refill our water bottles.

Everyone knows each other and they are just much happier living there compared to the urban hell where I currently live.

BUT, as most of the UK I think it's only good for those who have retired or are rich.

ukcels: @enriquecuador @Sub5kang @KeepCopingLads @Abdullahm06 @imontheloose

cool

 

[ahavik]

£25/h for sitting at home no qualifications needed

how

 

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how

It was a scam listing @Abdullahm06 fell for.

He thought he was gonna make it to dubai

 

[enriquecuador]

Everytime I go there, I love it.

My parents are planning to move into a village I think tbh.

There's more space, more greenery, larger homes and a nicer community.

I remember when I was doing DofE, a man was picking apples from his tree and offered them to us like in the movies. This would NEVER happen in places like London. People were going out of their ways to help us navigate through fields, roads and even let us refill our water bottles.

Everyone knows each other and they are just much happier living there compared to the urban hell where I currently live.

BUT, as most of the UK I think it's only good for those who have retired or are rich.

ukcels: @enriquecuador @Sub5kang @KeepCopingLads @Abdullahm06 @imontheloose

London isn’t really a good reprensation of how English people are in my opinion. Like with how they act

 

[imontheloose]

A large estate in English country side, wearing tweed jacket to hunt for food,play cricket and tennis in the evening in your backyard and going to the church with wife on Sunday. This is peak life @imontheloose

My surname originates from the English countryside; I spent a lot of my life in the rural, posh countryside. I wasn’t a cricket kid, but I used to do all the typical posh, country activities! It’s a beautiful life.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

My surname originates from the English countryside; I spent a lot of my life in the rural, posh countryside. I wasn’t a cricket kid, but I used to do all the typical posh, country activities! It’s a beautiful life.

Ok chad.

 

[imontheloose]

Ok chad.

Ok English cupcake-collector Chad.

 

[FiendFiend]

Everytime I go there, I love it.

My parents are planning to move into a village I think tbh.

There's more space, more greenery, larger homes and a nicer community.

I remember when I was doing DofE, a man was picking apples from his tree and offered them to us like in the movies. This would NEVER happen in places like London. People were going out of their ways to help us navigate through fields, roads and even let us refill our water bottles.

Everyone knows each other and they are just much happier living there compared to the urban hell where I currently live.

BUT, as most of the UK I think it's only good for those who have retired or are rich.

ukcels: @enriquecuador @Sub5kang @KeepCopingLads @Abdullahm06 @imontheloose

white cliffs of dover mogs.

I fucking hate living in london

 

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got any pics?

 

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got any pics?

Yea a few

But its mostly of just fields heres a cool one of a private lake

 

[p0lishsubhuman]

Yea a few

But its mostly of just fields heres a cool one of a private lake

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that's okay, I like landscapes like that

you can send me in pm if you don't want to post them in this thread

 

[iblamexyz]

Everytime I go there, I love it.

My parents are planning to move into a village I think tbh.

There's more space, more greenery, larger homes and a nicer community.

I remember when I was doing DofE, a man was picking apples from his tree and offered them to us like in the movies. This would NEVER happen in places like London. People were going out of their ways to help us navigate through fields, roads and even let us refill our water bottles.

Everyone knows each other and they are just much happier living there compared to the urban hell where I currently live.

BUT, as most of the UK I think it's only good for those who have retired or are rich.

ukcels: @enriquecuador @Sub5kang @KeepCopingLads @Abdullahm06 @imontheloose

Mirin the tag yeah country side mogs the city but I grew up in a city but yeah there’s a lot of good greenery in the yookay

 

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