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Wales for me, I like it as it is. I'd hate to live somewhere such as Manchester or London. I prefer a quiet area.
Nicest or best?
Nicest: Lake/Peak District
Best: London/South East or Manchester
Nicest: Lake/Peak District
Best: London/South East or Manchester
South London: Brixton, Camberwell, Peckham, Deptford, Lewisham...
lovely_me
The North is so underrated on TSR 
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Word. Southerners get everywhere! I go to Leeds and everyone seems to be from down south.
North representing!
I think northern Scotland is lovely place to live, there are so many areas of astounding natural beauty.
In terms of city living though, I would say Manchester. It's a big cosmopolitan city with lots going on. London is just too chaotic for me.
In terms of city living though, I would say Manchester. It's a big cosmopolitan city with lots going on. London is just too chaotic for me.
It had better be Stirling's campus 
Dorset is lovely - just thought I'd mention that. I don't think I could ever get bored of it. 
For good countryside, would also recommend Cumbria, and the Three Counties around which I live.
However, I prefer city environments, hence my votes for Edinburgh and London.
For good countryside, would also recommend Cumbria, and the Three Counties around which I live.
However, I prefer city environments, hence my votes for Edinburgh and London.
Surrey. (Because I live there!)
And also because it gets the most sunshine in the entire UK
And also because it gets the most sunshine in the entire UK
viktavondoom
North East. Newcastle is amazing and the Beautiful Northumbrian coast on your doorstep. Plus everyone is friendly, the drink is cheap and the girls are sexy. What more do you want.
Peace.
Peace.
Im from the Midlands but I love the North-East, just hate how far away it is so I cant visit regularly (until I go to uni
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This poll will tell us which region has the largest number of TSR users.
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London snm
Sidcup ftw
you havent put in worcestershire or herefordshire, or shropshire... id of chosen one of them ...
there beautiful places with so much history
But....when i go south i get called a northener...
i think these boundarys need to be more defined!
nobody wants us :'(
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there beautiful places with so much history
viktavondoom
Word. Southerners get everywhere! I go to Leeds and everyone seems to be from down south.
North representing!
North representing!
But....when i go south i get called a northener...
i think these boundarys need to be more defined!
nobody wants us :'(
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