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Anonymous Wed 18 Dec 2024 23:21:09 No.2028207 View View Report

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>>2028173
same, you pretty much exactly described the layout of my town

especially when there's enough stuff in the small town to never need to leave, and also plenty of forests/parks/beaches there

I only really go into the city for museums and meeting friends

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Anonymous Sat 14 Sep 2024 21:46:03 No.2018580 View View Report

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>>2017733
lol I live in a walkable suburb, I live in a 5 bed house I bought myself easily with a super low mortgage (£600 per month).

my town is ~10k people, I can walk in 5-10mins to:

3 small convenience stores
3 large supermarkets
12 pub/bars
10 cafes
primary school and high school
6 different playparks
train station
football pitches for my 7 a side group
football stadium for local team
2 museums
nature reserve
cycle path that goes coast to coast
dentist
doctor
swimming pool
sports halls
gym

don't need a car for anything, even with the kids, they can live independently easily

my work is 15 mins by train, there are 8 trains per hour going in all directions to the nearest 2 big cities and a bunch of similar sized small towns

fuck living in big cities, just get a decent suburb
(pic related btw)

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Anonymous Fri 27 Jan 2023 13:36:37 No.1885602 View View Report

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>>1885524
Where I live now is pretty good for this (pic related)

>~10k people in a small town, moderately densely populated so everything is within walking distance
>large amount of services - busy high street, 3 supermarkets, but also lots of bakeries/greengrocers/butchers/cafes/pubs etc
>regular trains (every 30 mins) going in 3 different directions to all the nearby big cities and towns
>nice greenery, nature, and historic sites
>cycle paths go along the canals in both directions to both coasts of the country

feelsgoodman, nice place to bring up my kid

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Anonymous Fri 18 Nov 2022 18:51:35 No.1869510 View View Report

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I've moved to a nice small town a few years ago (pic related)

I grew up in a shithole car dependent mess of a village, and had to rely on a crap bus service to get anywhere

Comparing similarly sized towns (where i grew up and where I live now)

Transport in the new place is amazing, trains every 15 mins to 2 major cities and 5 towns, most of them are worth visiting and I work in one of the connected towns. Loads of buses in all directions. Old place had one bus line, and when it was late it would bypass the village to make up time. Didnt match up to the train to the big city, so would have to wait for 20mins if I wanted to get to uni.

New place has a cycle path going to both the east and the west coast of the country, going through both big cities and loads of small towns. Old place had fuck all - hilly roads that were 60mph speed limit, cycling out of there was a deathwish idea.

How can one place get so much infra, and another get fuck all in the same country?
Doesnt help that the new place is an ancient royal burgh, and the old place is a mining town where the mine closed over 50 years ago

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