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I myself have wracked my brain trying to figure out how to frickin' live there.
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I myself have wracked my brain trying to figure out how to frickin' live there.
Then how did that guy get away with it? :lol: Over here, you just have to know someone to pass you on the emissions part and you're good to go. Pretty easy.
Here is a picture of the street, the top is from Google Streetview and is a year old, the bottom is from the 1960s.
I have that as a poster, wish I'd follow its advice more often! :lol:
So is it pretty much a given that money or a lucrative career is necessary to move into the UK?
A lot ... and then not enough to even consider living there. I?m quite happy watching what I like from afar with the occasional visit ...[...] Anyways, what do you all like about that fair isle?
If you want to have a decent standard of living, I would say yes.
It also depends on which region you decide. Property prices in London and the South East aren't cheap. Most central London properties are beyond the reach of the majority of the British population and mainly sell to high net-worth individuals from Russia and the Middle-East.
In Northern England, Wales and Scotland houses are much cheaper, but by the same token the incomes in those respective regions are lower. A zero-sum game almost.
I wouldn't dream of moving to the UK unless I was financially comfortable, but that's just my opinion.
What few people hear about are the growing cities with not-yet crazy property prices and the suburbs and towns near big cities that are still livable for young professionals. Those kinds of regions are all over the US; surely the UK has its share as well.
I'd say it's a fair assumption that a lot of us non-UK posters are Anglophiles. I myself have wracked my brain trying to figure out how to frickin' live there. Anyways, what do you all like about that fair isle? Wales and Scotland are included. Don't give me crap about "Scotland isn't England" blah blah blah I know, "bugger the Queen" yada yada
I can't really explain why I like England so much. I think it's the combination of a rich history and a very vibrant, green landscape. And the amazing sense of humor (humour, there you happy?)