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Do you appreciate living near the sea?



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adrian29uk

New member
Sep 10, 2003
3,389
Every weekend I go up to Luton to see my girlfriend. Its only when I get back and look out over the sea on a day like today, I really really appreciate how lucky I am to live here. Luton feels so enclosed to me. Still not used to it after 6 years. Hopefully it wont be long and my girlfriend can get a teaching job back down here.
 




Gilliver's Travels

Gilliver's Travels

Peripatetic
Jul 5, 2003
2,922
Brighton Marina Village
Certainly. Once you've lived by the sea, anything else just feels unnatural. Which is why I'm just about to move even closer to the sea, the better to indulge two hardwired Brightonian passions: swimming, and fishing. The new beach even has Brighton-sized pebbles!

Of course, if Luton were to be miraculously plonked beside the sea, it would still be Luton...
 










Mendoza

Mendoza

NSC's Most Stalked
Jul 14, 2003
22,080
somewhere in a newspaper or online probably
Days like yesterday make it brilliant, and if you live in Sussexshire and get bored of the sea you can head a couple of miles north and walk along the Downs. Perfect place to live

Sunshine + Gemini's + Live Music = PERFECT way to waste a sunny afternoon, and to think only a month a go, there were people making snowmen
 




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Deleted User X18H

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No I don't think I do appreciate it enough therefore we will remind ourselves of just how lucky we are this afternoon with HB&B family stroll from the West Pier to Peter Pans!!!
 






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Deleted User X18H

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Mendoza said:
Peter Pans doesnt exist anymore, you can enjoy a nice family game of beach volley ball instead there though
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But you know where I meant old boy!!! The Nivea sand pit then!!!

Is Volks up and running yet!
 










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adrian29uk

New member
Sep 10, 2003
3,389
Gilliver's Travels said:
Certainly. Once you've lived by the sea, anything else just feels unnatural. Which is why I'm just about to move even closer to the sea, the better to indulge two hardwired Brightonian passions: swimming, and fishing. The new beach even has Brighton-sized pebbles!

Of course, if Luton were to be miraculously plonked beside the sea, it would still be Luton...
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If Luton was plonked next door I would move away. It feels like there is always a lot on tension up there and it is ready to go off. Girlfriend lives quite near the stadium, I would not be happy walking around there at night.
 




Bevendean Hillbilly

Bevendean Hillbilly

New member
Sep 4, 2006
12,805
Nestling in green nowhere
clippedgull said:
With my panoramic view of Brighton taking in both the Palace Pier and West Pier from every window in my flat. I don't think I could live happily anywhere else. :)
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smudge

smudge

Up the Albion!
Jul 8, 2003
7,376
On the ocean wave
I was born by the sea, I have lived by the sea all my life & I have spent my whole working career at sea.

Yes, I appreciate it.
 




Hampden Park

Hampden Park

Ex R.N.
Oct 7, 2003
4,993
smudge said:
I was born by the sea, I have lived by the sea all my life & I have spent my whole working career at sea.

Yes, I appreciate it.
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how's life treating you smudge? not missing the green and lumpy stuff anymore myself m8y. almost a civvy now (taken me a long time to adjust) :bigwave:
 




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