If you had to move to another country where would you go?

[Not_Punny]

I thought you were Christian.

Nope, I'm a moron...

Oops, I think I mist-spelt that... :biggrin1:

 

[willow78]

I'd love to live on Uranus. Maybe somewhere deep in the valley.

 

[curious_angel]

If I had to move to just one other country it would be France and I'd live in Paris.

If I could be greedy, I'd split my time between France, England, Hawaii and Australia.

 

[curious_angel]

England, so that curious_angel could take care of me. :smile:

:beerchug2: :spankme: :069: :kiss:

Take care of you? I don't have any nursing qualifications but I do have a good bedside manner and some surgical gloves.

 

[justmeincal]

First choice would be Spain, but Provence would be great too.

 

[tgirlsrgreat]

lived in toronto for a while and loved it, but probably someplace warmer. costa rica comes to mind. if money were no object then maybe a sunny med clime would call out.

 

[MrToolhung]

USA - Any of the Southern States would do just fine!
Austrailia
Scotland/UK - Both parents were born there so I could claim citizenship

 

[RawDog]

If money were no object?

Capri. More specifically here:

» Castle for Sale: Castiglione Castle on Capri | Medievalists.net

 

[rob_just_rob]

New Zedland, if we're being practical. Possibly Switzerland (which would make my job much easier).

Being impractical - Aruba, Costa Rica.

 

[B_subgirrl]

If money were no object?

Capri. More specifically here:

» Castle for Sale: Castiglione Castle on Capri | Medievalists.net

Or you could build your own

CASTLEMAGIC Castle builders

It won't have quite the same view though, and you'll have to wait patiently to let it age.

 

[RawDog]

Or you could build your own

CASTLEMAGIC Castle builders

It won't have quite the same view though, and you'll have to wait patiently to let it age.

Hmm. Fascinating concept, but the magic of owning an actual castle is it's history. More character that way.

People my age tend to appreciate the older things.

(Although new castles probably aren't drafty)

 

[B_subgirrl]

Hmm. Fascinating concept, but the magic of owning an actual castle is it's history. More character that way.

People my age tend to appreciate the older things.

(Although new castles probably aren't drafty)

I'm pretty sure the newer ones would cost a bit less too. And certain countries (like Australia and the US :biggrin1 are rather lacking in genuine old castles.

 

[willow78]

I'm pretty sure the newer ones would cost a bit less too. And certain countries (like Australia and the US :biggrin1 are rather lacking in genuine old castles.

We have John Laws - oh sorry, I thought you said 'genuine old astles'...:biggrin1:

 

[B_subgirrl]

We have John Laws - oh sorry, I thought you said 'genuine old astles'...:biggrin1:

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