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35 minutes ago, antrin said:

We're literally surrounded by Epping Forest. (OK, on 2 sides...) 

There's 339 sq kms.

With lakes, plains, hills, ponds and a gazillion trees. 

From our hill I can see London Eye, Parliament, Telecomms Tower, The City.

When home and fit, I run in it every day. 

It's pretty outdoorsy.

 

Though I'm not going outdoors, right now. :angry:

Stuck in, waiting for a Sloppy Guiseppe and an American Hot!

You can't get good delivery boys these days...

 

 

I have to admit, I'm with you on this. London is awesome and I definitely miss it.

We don't have anywhere in Scotland to match the place for sheer energy.

No place to raise kids though, which is why we left.

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2 hours ago, antrin said:

When I emigrated from Scotland, I had and also developed all those skills noted above.  I still deploy several.

My Bus driving gig is slightly more than you imply (though driving a tour bus with its precious cargo requires professional training and yearly refreshers - so, yes - it is VERY skilled).

The gig also entails being a tour guide and all the other facets that fit into that - honed during my highly skilled and artistic, professional,  skill-packed life.  I've been lucky with all I've had thrown at me.

I can't embrace being a Scottish immigrant.   I'm simply  not one.

I may be an English immigrant but not a Scottish one.  Perhaps you're just wrong again? 

This is slightly more entertaining, I agree.  :) 

Oh come on.

Being able to work with quantum mechanics is "highly skilled". The ability to tailgate other drivers, cutoff cyclists and ignore low bridge warnings is clearly not.

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4 hours ago, oaksoft said:

Oh come on.

Being able to work with quantum mechanics is "highly skilled". The ability to tailgate other drivers, cutoff cyclists and ignore low bridge warnings is clearly not.

But driving on cliff-top, single track roads with a myriad of confused and lost foreign drivers, heilan coos and sheep on the road (which is likely swept away by flooding and/or rockfall), intermittent snow and blazin sunshine through the windscreen - with a ferry to catch?
 

Quantum- schmantum!

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5 hours ago, oaksoft said:

I have to admit, I'm with you on this. London is awesome and I definitely miss it.

We don't have anywhere in Scotland to match the place for sheer energy.

No place to raise kids though, which is why we left.

Wanna buy a big, braw Family Home, nestling in a verdant, protected ancient forest?
 

great local schools, plenty of outdoor space, great views - and only a 25 minute train ride into The City?  :)

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46 minutes ago, antrin said:

But driving on cliff-top, single track roads with a myriad of confused and lost foreign drivers, heilan coos and sheep on the road (which is likely swept away by flooding and/or rockfall), intermittent snow and blazin sunshine through the windscreen - with a ferry to catch?
 

Quantum- schmantum!

OK, I'll give you the Heiland coos, they can be a bastard, but you blew it with that sunshine nonsense. You're fooling naebody.

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We're literally surrounded by Epping Forest. (OK, on 2 sides...) 
There's 339 sq kms.
With lakes, plains, hills, ponds and a gazillion trees. 
From our hill I can see London Eye, Parliament, Telecomms Tower, The City.
When home and fit, I run in it every day. 
It's pretty outdoorsy.
 
Though I'm not going outdoors, right now. :angry:
Stuck in, waiting for a Sloppy Guiseppe and an American Hot!
You can't get good delivery boys these days...
 
 



Sloppy Guiseppe and an American Hot........ you ordered a couple o strippers?
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