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Ha, can't beat a little homemade lemonade. Sorry for making you crave though! :P To watch or to play? As my family are big on it, I know quite a lot about football! I enjoy watching rugby too, but only union, not league. I watch the Ashes and Wimbledon. To play I have most fun with the light-hearted rounders/tennis type games. Summer games I guess What about you?

Yeah, gonna head down there soon with my dad I think, got aunts near by so make a little holiday of it. Makes it worth it then. I have been to that area of the world before though and I love it, plus researched into the accom/campus very much and done a 360 tour! Nothing like the real thing though I believe Keele is quite a remote little place close to Stoke. Two of my other friends have firmed it and visited and both loved. It's on the top of a hill surrounded by a lake apparently, so both my choices seem quite idyllic
I do have a pair of trainers, I'm sure I'll be wacking them out and getting stuck in this summer. I love to do sports in the warmth, quite hard to motivate myself for it in the winter though. Some fun and games in the sun with a cold glass of lemo, what dreams are made of!

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Blimey, you certainly know exactly where you want then! That's pretty cool though, at least you're sure of where you're going to be spending the next part of your life. Can start researching the area in advance. Well, for a woman, I actually can quite happily sit and watch many sports. I'm not sure I'd be good at playing many in my heels but I'd certainly be a cheerleader I prefer team games I think, get all competitive, such fun. Especially rounders in the summer aha. My insurance is Keele, another place I thought was pretty. I'm visiting Cornwall soon I think, just so far away and a lot of money etc.

Oh god, a bolton accent and a bready odour, the world's perfect man! Lol. Ah, my friend loves climbing too and she's been on "expeditions" I think they're called? And I'm sure she mentioned going to Bangor once. It'll be ideal for you then. Are you confident you'll get the grades you need to get in, what you got as an insurance? You're a really friendly person BTW!

I know, lucky, right?! Going to Uni where a lot of people chose to holiday, can't complain. You'll have to come visit during summer times, apparently there are loads of student beach parties and surfing and all sorts. Ah Bolton, so you've an accent like Paddy McGuiness? LEGEND ha. I live in Essex, so it's like 7 hours from home for me. But, I'm looking forward to that independence. Probably the most, cooking for myself all the time, shopping, new surroundings. Good times.

Yeah, I love the outdoors too and a rural location. Which is lucky for me as Exeter has a campus that is situated by Falmouth in Cornwall, and that's where my subject is too. So pretty much sold it for me Is it far from home for you then? And ha, I'm sure many "pairs" will be involved in your Uni life, don't worry I am very much so. Hence the slight TSR addiction at the moment ha. What about you??

Ooh, that's meant to be a lovely little part of the country. Wales, isn't it? Good luck with that then! Sounds very active, you'll need plenty of blueberries to fuel you with that. I'm hoping to go to Exeter to study History and English. A whole lot more sitting on my bum involved than in yours ha!

Ha, you fruit guru you! I'm always hungry, a true foodie nomnomnom. Do you go to Uni then? I go in Sept. and I'm just hoping I don't starve on the budget lol!

Thought I'd add you as a friend, being a fellow Ricey and all! :P Blueberry does sound good, one of my fav fruits. If you get a good juicy punnet that is.