where wood bee you're favorite place to live?

Supermansbuddy

well?

for me?

not ireland

I think Amsterdam - tho I've never been there - but apparently it has a reputation as a fun town.

And Miami - I've also never been there, but is looks super fun on tv.

Not London.
Not Rome.
Not Chicago.

That I know.

D0NNELLY

Swords.

vicwatson

Western Canada

Jack the Stripper

Cork

me_irl

Supermansbuddy wrote: »

I think Amsterdam

Really...!? I wonder why.

Knots Landing. Never been there, not even sure it exists, but it looked lovely on tv in the 90s...

Zebra3

Somewhere people write in neither text speak nor American English.

Hooked

Carmel or Monterey... Love love love California. Short spin up the coast to SanFran. Quick 45 min flight to Vegas the odd weekend. Or head down the coast to LA/Malibu/Santa Monica.

Lotto dream

One eyed Jack

A small log cabin in the Rocky mountains, Grizzly Adams style, where I could be self sufficient and enjoy just fishing all day. Completely off the grid, not even so much as a landline telephone.

Erik Shin

Carcassonne....It's heaven on earth

Yourself isit

Stars hollow

Dirty Dingus McGee

Somewhere in Wyoming,Montana,Idaho,Washington,British Columbia,Colorado or Oregon.They look like really beautiful places.

Winterlong

Elba.

Noddyholder

In a house.

PatM65

In Ireland - Dingle

In Europe - Bruges

Anywhere else - Hundred Islands, Philippines

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Supermansbuddy wrote: »

well?

for me?

not ireland

I think Amsterdam - tho I've never been there - but apparently it has a reputation as a fun town.

And Miami - I've also never been there, but is looks super fun on tv.

Not London.
Not Rome.
Not Chicago.

That I know.

So, where would we NOT like to live? Hard to judge two places you have never even been to.


For me, I couldn't and wouldn't want anywhere but Ireland. Having visited every continent in my time, if I had to choose somewhere else, it would be rural New Zealand.

Erik Shin

Shaun Hissing Pin wrote: »

So, where would we NOT like to live? Hard to judge two places you have never even been to.


For me, I couldn't and wouldn't want anywhere but Ireland. Having visited every continent in my time, if I had to choose somewhere else, it would be rural New Zealand.

What was your favourite part of Antarctica?

jacksie66

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Bonzo Delaney

Happy enough where I am
But would love a holiday home on the beach somewhere sunny and quiet one of those fancy Pacific island gaffs with a private beach
That'd do me nicely. Must buy lotto tickets!!!

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Erik Shin wrote: »

What was your favourite part of Antarctica?

Byrd Station at Marie Byrd Land in Western Antarctica just East of the Ross Ice Shelf. Stunning.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

jacksie66 wrote: »

West coast of the south island. Around Hokitika would be class..

Yes indeed, but it can be very wet there at times.

Summer wind

Sorrento in Italy is gorgeous.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Summer wind wrote: »

Sorrento in Italy is gorgeous.

A curse to drive around the area or in nearby Naples though.

pragmatic1

A tropical island, but still within reach of civilisation when need be. Somewhere like the Maldives, Tahiti or Bora Bora.

jamesbere

Vulcan

learn_more

Deleted User wrote: »

Knots Landing. Never been there, not even sure it exists, but it looked lovely on tv in the 90s...

It does exist. Aka Crystalaire Pl Granada Hills, CA 91344 USA.

Apparently still looks much the same. Unlike in the TV show it's not close to the beach at all. That was just an illusion.

Would be great to have Abby Cunningham Ewing Summer as a next door neighbour. Never a dull moment.

Sam Kade

Tir na nOg

Outlaw Pete

Ramsey St, 1988.










Had the hots for Nell Mangel.

veetwin

Spent an unforgettable 2 weeks on the Caribbean island of St Marteen. While not over developed it has plenty of fine bars and restaurants and hotels, stunning beaches, extremely laid back lifestyle and the coolest airport on a beach in the world. Nearly cried going home, still miss it 10 years later.

Dr Crayfish

I've lived in a few countries. New Zealand is lovely, but quite boring, and the people aren't as friendly and are no craic compared to us lot in Ireland. Australia was great with the lifestyle etc but too far away really. Canada was just f*cking freezing and dull so no thanks.
Dublin for me is perfect as my folks live nearby and all my friends are here. That's what's important. Plus if I want the sun it's 2 hours on a Ryanair flight.

Your Face

Rockall.

RhubarbCrumble

Tristan Da Cunha. The most remote inhabited island in the world. I could do with getting away from people.
Closer to home, Kerry would do me nicely.

RhubarbCrumble

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

Tristan Da Cunha. The most remote inhabited island in the world.

Take me to this place!

Roadtoad

Ballyferriter. Or on a 50 foot steel yacht.

Littlehorny

A nice house near a beach on Majorca, lovely warm climate all year round and only a 2 hour flight home a few times a year to see the clan.

Rubberlegs

An apartment overlooking New York.
The Algarve.
Gotham City.

demanufactured

Supermansbuddy wrote: »

well?

for me?

not ireland

I think Amsterdam - tho I've never been there - but apparently it has a reputation as a fun town.

And Miami - I've also never been there, but is looks super fun on tv.

Not London.
Not Rome.
Not Chicago.

That I know.

Somewhere with punctuation.

RhubarbCrumble

Deleted User wrote: »

Take me to this place!

http://www.tristandc.com/

LaChatteGitane

Summer wind wrote: »

Sorrento in Italy is gorgeous.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangle_of_death_(Italy)

Dirty Dingus McGee

I wouldn't mind living in New York as a sports fan there would be buckets loads to watch there and if I had an apartment high up in a building I could spend a large part of the day looking down at the streets at the people moving by.

Supermansbuddy

ive been to new york

was terribly disappointed

I was expecting the replica of some 80's flick with robert deniro - if you know what I'm saying

apparently it's undergone some changes since then

that and it's a nightmare to negotiate, the commutes killed me
plus - super pricey.
I remember some ugly dude buying his model girlfriend a 37 dollar breakfast, whilst I was spending 2.50 on a cream cheese bagel, thinking I was splashing out.

no

I was not impressed with new york.

Spanish Eyes

Far away hills are green.

Where I live is great right now, thanks be, but that might not always be the case. I realise this and have running away money.

MyStubbleItches

I thought text speak was a no-no. Seriously op, 5 letters more and you wouldn't come across as you do. 5 letters. Tough on the fingertips.

Sam Kade

MyStubbleItches wrote: »

I thought text speak was a no-no. Seriously op, 5 letters more and you wouldn't come across as you do. 5 letters. Tough on the fingertips.

The sentence structure isn't great either. Text speak is turning people into illiterate fools.

sheepy01

Miami in the 80s

Andrewf20

Ireland is a great place to live. Rural Donegal in winter can feel special. Abroad, Patagonia would be hard to beat. Oregon is lovely also.

endacl

Sam Kade wrote: »

The sentence structure isn't great either. Text speak is turning people into illiterate fools.

Sez u.

:mad:

Maximus Alexander

I've travelled a fair bit and loved a lot of places but never went anywhere I could see myself living until I got to San Francisco. It's an excellent city I would happily live in.

ChikiChiki

Probably somewhere like Italy or South of Spain. Both not too far from home and your guaranteed a good summer. Pity both are economic basket cases. I wouldn't find much work. But maybe for retirement.

Currently in Sydney which is very nice but way to far from home.

Stigura

So the old Lord summoned his son, Alveric, and said to him, “Go from here eastwards and pass the fields we know, till you see the lands that clearly pertain to Faery; and cross their boundary, which is made of twilight, and come to that place that is only told of in song.”


“It is far from here,” said the young man, Alveric.


“Yes,” answered he, “it is far.”


“What do you bid me do,” said the son, “when I come to that place?”


And his father said.


" If ye can get a signal? Call me. And tell me that Leitrim really exists! I could definitely use living in a place like that. "






True!

ceadaoin.

Having lived abroad for most of the past 10 years, it would have to be home in Dublin for me. With a couple of holiday homes ideally - one in a small village in the south of Spain and maybe another in California somewhere, perfect!