Lets not beat about the bush London is pretty awful full of Clerical preachers and pick pockets
Lol. Too many Dickens films.
I have to say that where I live in London is not what you could call exciting. We used to have a pub called the Fornax and Firkin, which was quite a thing, but it has dully changed its name to The Star.
In nearly eight years of living in London, I haven't come across either.
well me and my wife had two mini weekends and came across them on both occasions
the first time by a knife wielding foreigner
and nothing will change my opinion of the place
well me and my wife had two mini weekends and came across them on both occasions
the first time by a knife wielding foreigner
and nothing will change my opinion of the place
Crumbs worked in London for 20 years and never been mugged. What part of London did you venture into! was it the middle of the night.. Or maybe your just unlucky
Crumbs worked in London for 20 years and never been mugged. What part of London did you venture into! was it the middle of the night.. Or maybe your just unlucky
lived and worked in and around London my whole life (51 years) and never seen a radical preacher or been mugged or burgled or anything really.
What part of London did you venture into! was it the middle of the night..
Not the middle of the night as neither me or my wife stay up to the twilight hours
had a run in with pick pockets outside Euston railway station and a major altercation with a gang of African pick pockets in Leicester square and quite unbelievably we caught them red handed stealing someones handbag 6 hours later one of them pulled a knife out and was threatening to cut my 9 yr old daughters throat he was screaming and ranting like a total Psycho
I have to say that where I live in London is not what you could call exciting. We used to have a pub called the Fornax and Firkin, which was quite a thing, but it has dully changed its name to The Star.
Indeed.
Its always snowy at Christmas (just the right cinematic amount though) and blanketed in thick fog the rest of the year too. ;-)
Best...anywhere in West Coat Scotland
Worst...Cumbernauld
Can I please change this to...
Worst....Glasgow (when Sectarianism gets in the way)
Best ... Glasgow cause we have the best of people
Does that make sense?
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I have to say that where I live in London is not what you could call exciting. We used to have a pub called the Fornax and Firkin, which was quite a thing, but it has dully changed its name to The Star.
No you wouldn't.
the first time by a knife wielding foreigner
and nothing will change my opinion of the place
Crumbs worked in London for 20 years and never been mugged. What part of London did you venture into! was it the middle of the night.. Or maybe your just unlucky
Do enjoy the rest of your day.
Worst - Bradford
lived and worked in and around London my whole life (51 years) and never seen a radical preacher or been mugged or burgled or anything really.
Best, St Ives Cornwall
worst. Great Yarmouth
Not the middle of the night as neither me or my wife stay up to the twilight hours
had a run in with pick pockets outside Euston railway station and a major altercation with a gang of African pick pockets in Leicester square and quite unbelievably we caught them red handed stealing someones handbag 6 hours later one of them pulled a knife out and was threatening to cut my 9 yr old daughters throat he was screaming and ranting like a total Psycho
http://www.roughguides.com/best-places/2015/top-10-cities/
It seems Rough Guides agree with you BrotherDaniel.
Wales also gets a mention in best country to visit 2014. Quite right too.
Its always snowy at Christmas (just the right cinematic amount though) and blanketed in thick fog the rest of the year too. ;-)
Worst: St Helens (Lived there for 7 years, 7 years too long!); Norris Green (A suburb of Liverpool where I grew up, grim.); New Brighton (Ghost town.)
Worse- Rutland in the Midlands.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/birmingham-named-one-of-the-top-10-cities-in-the-world-9933668.html
I'm not from Birmingham but I love it. The shopping/markets are great fun and I am hoping to be living there next year.
I have recently visited Suffolk/Norfolk and vote Southwold the nicest seaside town I have seen to date (bar Whitby, which is my forever favourite).
Can I please change this to...
Worst....Glasgow (when Sectarianism gets in the way)
Best ... Glasgow cause we have the best of people
Does that make sense?