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Author:  Watchmakeress [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 6:34 am ]
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sherlock wrote:
:uplaugh: You lot from across the pond are nutters :lol:

Are you talking about the English channel?? Coz I'm born and raised in Belgium, live here for only 4 years.... :wink:
I think your jealous.... :lol:

Just kidding........ :D

Author:  sherlock [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 10:33 am ]
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Cheers Watchmakeress :lol:

I get to use weapons everyday at work :wink: !
But i am thinking about moving out there though, looking at the thread about houses and prices and what you get for your money compared to here in the UK :roll:

Author:  Watchmakeress [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 7:13 pm ]
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sherlock wrote:
Cheers Watchmakeress :lol:

I get to use weapons everyday at work :wink: !
But i am thinking about moving out there though, looking at the thread about houses and prices and what you get for your money compared to here in the UK :roll:

Cheers back Sherlock! :wink:
Come on over, there's enough room for everybody here! I won't go back to Europe!

Author:  Flynbyu [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 7:18 pm ]
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Watchmakeress wrote:
Flynbyu wrote:
If I bought my spouse a knife, I would have to sleep with one eye open.

:mrgreen:

~Brian

:uplaugh: You know I bought my husband a gun (1911) once for Valentine's day! :wink:


You're a brave soul.

:lol:

~Brian

Author:  Flynbyu [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 7:21 pm ]
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sherlock wrote:
Cheers Watchmakeress :lol:

I get to use weapons everyday at work :wink: !
But i am thinking about moving out there though, looking at the thread about houses and prices and what you get for your money compared to here in the UK :roll:


Come on over Sherlock!

~Brian

Author:  sherlock [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 8:23 pm ]
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cheers guys,

the wife and i were talking about it the other week, i didn't think i would ever move from good old Blighty BUT the way it's going at the mo i'm having second thoughts, didn't think the wife would either but she said she would!
Saw a programme about New England that looked really nice and also British Columbia anyone on here from there?
Seems i can't quite let the homeland go!!! :lol:

Sherlock

Author:  Flynbyu [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:19 pm ]
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sherlock wrote:
cheers guys,

the wife and i were talking about it the other week, i didn't think i would ever move from good old Blighty BUT the way it's going at the mo i'm having second thoughts, didn't think the wife would either but she said she would!
Saw a programme about New England that looked really nice and also British Columbia anyone on here from there?
Seems i can't quite let the homeland go!!! :lol:

Sherlock


New England is expensive, but I'm sure more reasonable than the UK. Canada is a beautiful country, but it's just too cold for me up north. I'll say this, I've never met a rude Canadian.

I would love to live further south (I really want to live in the Caribbean someday), but the way of life here is simple. We are blessed with low cost of living, and wonderful people here. It's very laid back here.

Winter is very mild and summers are HOT here in the central US!

~Brian

Author:  sherlock [ Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:33 pm ]
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Brian,

We love the carribean we've done a few islands now, Dom Rep, Antigua and St Lucia, loved St Lucia and looking at going back next year, fingers crossed!

Sherlock :D

Author:  rhequest [ Fri Oct 05, 2007 1:57 am ]
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i'm in south korea now, but southern cali is the only way to go. you have everything at your fingertips, beaches, mountains (snow), the desert, lush hills, every kind of landscape you could want. vegas is only a 4 hourish drive away if you have a bit of a lead foot. great food, great weather (this is what i think makes people so friendly there) and just a great melting pot of cultures, etc. now if only the housing prices would drop a bit . . . but even those are starting to slowly head south from what i hear from my friends back home.

Author:  Roffensian [ Fri Oct 05, 2007 5:02 am ]
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Flynbyu wrote:
New England is expensive, but I'm sure more reasonable than the UK. Canada is a beautiful country, but it's just too cold for me up north.


Although much of New England is further north than parts of Canada, including the most populous part (Southern Ontario).

Depending on where you are thinking in BC Sherlock the weather can be very English - especially Vancouver, although prices there are pretty expensive by Canadian standards.

Author:  Flynbyu [ Fri Oct 05, 2007 5:36 am ]
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sherlock wrote:
Brian,

We love the carribean we've done a few islands now, Dom Rep, Antigua and St Lucia, loved St Lucia and looking at going back next year, fingers crossed!

Sherlock :D


I loved St. Lucia as well. My wife and I stayed at Sandals Grande St. Lucian. Great island!

~Brian

Author:  sherlock [ Fri Oct 05, 2007 8:41 am ]
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Flynbyu wrote:
I loved St. Lucia as well. My wife and I stayed at Sandals Grande St. Lucian. Great island!

~Brian


Brian,
We stayed at the Halcion, and as the phrase goes, dined at all three! Fantastic resorts and we want to go back next year hopfully.

Sherlock :D

Author:  Flynbyu [ Fri Oct 05, 2007 8:48 am ]
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sherlock wrote:
Flynbyu wrote:
I loved St. Lucia as well. My wife and I stayed at Sandals Grande St. Lucian. Great island!

~Brian


Brian,
We stayed at the Halcion, and as the phrase goes, dined at all three! Fantastic resorts and we want to go back next year hopfully.

Sherlock :D


Halcion was a beautiful resort! I would definitely revisit there!

~Brian

Author:  breitlingsource [ Fri Oct 05, 2007 9:32 am ]
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sherlock wrote:
and also British Columbia anyone on here from there?


I'm from BC :) Its beautiful here, but a bit rainy during the spring and winter... its a nice moderate climate, however we didn't have much of a summer this year.

Property in BC is the most expensive in all of Canada at the moment... which is not surprising since from a climate and quality of living standpoint BC is arguably the best in Canada.. but that's subjective.

Author:  Flynbyu [ Fri Oct 05, 2007 12:52 pm ]
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Image

Gotta love the Great White North, eh?

:lol:

Vancouver is a fine city.....A friend of mine played basketball there, and enjoyed his time there before the team moved to Memphis (Which is a cess pool).

~Brian

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