Where would you live?

[stevewool]

If you could live anywhere where would that be, you still have the same budget you have now, so if you have nothing or very little , you cannot have any more , now if you are rich well you may be ok,
So where would it be but remember you are on a budget,
I am still wanting to try and be in the Phils, but if i had to have another choice it would be rural France, both places i think i could manage to live quite well, just think a San Miguel over in the Phils or a glass of red wine in France, both sounds wonderful after a hard days doing nothing

[Michael Parnham]

Thurgoland, South Yorkshire.:xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Trefor]

Hawaii

[stevewool]

Thurgoland, South Yorkshire. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

There is nothing there, its so small i was driving out the place before i drove in the place, but that was many many years ago.
When was the last time you were there Michael?

[stevewool]

Hawaii

Never been but i have the shirt :biggrin:

[Michael Parnham]

There is nothing there, its so small i was driving out the place before i drove in the place , but that was many many years ago ,
When was the last time you was there Michael

Lived there from 1983 until 2007, beautiful village very rural, the view from my bedroom was fields and the Pennines :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Slip]

I'd live in the Seychelles. Only been twice in my life, once for 3 weeks when I was 18, once for a month about 3 years ago. I have friends that live there and I know a lot of people there as my childhood friend growing up came from there and I went to a lot of Seychelles party's in London when I was growing up as a lot of of them fled here when the government was overthrown back in the seventies and my friends Dad was the chief of police back then so obviously he was one of the first to leave the country!
My childhood friend now lives back there permanently and has done for around 6 years now, the pace of life suits me down to the ground and the weather is just right as well!

[grahamw48]

With my present budget ?

In a simple house in the Philippines, with my ladylove, of course. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

I suppose I could also borrow my brother's apartment in the French Alps for the occasional holiday. :biggrin:

[Terpe]

If you could live anywhere where would that be..........

Japan :Jump:

[jake]

I would stay put :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Used to think i would be happy living near the beach and thought we may end up there one day. Have realized that we are both very happy here, so why move, as we can visit the beach anytime we wish.

[jake]

Japan :Jump:

Is there a reason why you cant live there on a permanent basis?

[grahamw48]

Fortunately my lady's place is only 15 mins in the trike from the beaçh. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Arthur Little]

Oh well ... :anerikke: ... some might say I'm easily satisfied. But, given the choice :icon_rolleyes: ... I'd just like to spend the rest of my life in the house I've lived in for the past 47 years - here in the 'Fair City' of Perth. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Michael Parnham]

Oh well ... :anerikke: ... some might say I'm easily satisfied. But, given the choice :icon_rolleyes: ... I'd just like to spend the rest of my life in the house I've lived in for the past 47 years - here in the 'Fair City' of Perth. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Stick with what you know Arthur, best policy! :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Arthur Little]

Stick with what you know Arthur, best policy! :xxgrinning--00xx3:

:smile: Absolutely, Michael ... :iagree:!

[grahamw48]

Stick with what you know Arthur, best policy! :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Nowt wrong with that Arthur.

Wish I'd hung on to the new house I bought in York back in 1977 for £9,000 ...and £52 a month mortgage over 15 years. :Brick:

[Terpe]

Is there a reason why you cant live there on a permanent basis?

Can't qualify for long term visa. Sadly.
We're thinking about spending 3 months there each year during March, April and May which we can do without visa's.

Even our previously held long term visa's needed annual review and complete new application every 5 years

We're very happy here, but had such a wonderful life when we lived in Japan it remains our number one choice. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Longweekend]

Between Bordeaux and Bergerac.... :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Tawi2]

Northern pakistan,failing that cambodia perhaps.

[fred]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I_6J7_HGHc

[stevewool]

I would stay put :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Used to think i would be happy living near the beach and thought we may end up there one day. Have realized that we are both very happy here, so why move, as we can visit the beach anytime we wish.

Indeed, staying in your place and going to the different places close by has made me think twice, NEIGHBOR :biggrin:

[Dedworth]

The Thames Valley :wink:

[London_Manila]

Thailand and the Philippines on a 3/6 monthly basis

[grahamw48]

The Thames Valley :wink:

Better start jacking your house up though mate....what with the rising sea levels. :biggrin:

[fred]

Indeed, staying in your place and going to the different places close by has made me think twice, NEIGHBOR :biggrin:

Steve.. As long as you have fun everyday, I don't think it matters where you live!

[jake]

Can't qualify for long term visa. Sadly.
We're thinking about spending 3 months there each year during March, April and May which we can do without visa's.

Even our previously held long term visa's needed annual review and complete new application every 5 years

We're very happy here, but had such a wonderful life when we lived in Japan it remains our number one choice. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

That's unfortunate.
I thought you would have been eligible for permanent residency, as you stayed there for so many years.

If we ever have the chance to visit, i would also like to visit at around the same time of year. Seeing the cheery blossoms has always been high up on my list of things to do.

[jake]

Steve.. As long as you have fun everyday, I don't think it matters where you live!

:xxgrinning--00xx3: