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Very, very grim. I was wearing a vest under many layers in the summer, I was in a pub and the door opened and I shivered more than I already was due to the draft. Northerner pipes up something along the lines of "oooo I'm thankful for the breeze on a hot day like this".
The first time I went north of Birmingham I went on the train. I thought we were going by a long and tall grey building. It was the sky.
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Northerners themselves are generally much more amiable than southerners. Though they whinge more
The first time I went north of Birmingham I went on the train. I thought we were going by a long and tall grey building. It was the sky.
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Northerners themselves are generally much more amiable than southerners. Though they whinge more
its better up here
Depends really. Places like Newcastle and Leeds are really nice as are rural areas like Northumberland and Cumbra. But some places like Oldham and Bradford are still pretty grim.
I like the way the northern accent is attributed towards the people who agree it is grim rather than the people who are from the north on the poll!
I like the way the northern accent is attributed towards the people who agree it is grim rather than the people who are from the north on the poll!
nope...nothing wrong with it.
should be noted though, you arent northern unless you live north of the red line on the map attached.
those just south of it might think they are northern, but they are just wannabes.
should be noted though, you arent northern unless you live north of the red line on the map attached.
those just south of it might think they are northern, but they are just wannabes.
Yes. In terms of both weather and people.
Northumbrian
I can assure you that it has never ever been 35 degrees where I live since records began. In fact our absolute highest record is 32 and I'd say ouraverage was 23.
think it got to 37C one day a few summers ago where my home is. its just to the north of the red line on the pic i posted.
AT82
Depending where it is not that cold at all especialy in the big cities, its a lot warmer than Scotland for example. In the summer it can easily reach 35c.
Oh don't even try that. It's bloody freezing this time of year. At home I can go out in a jumper at this time of year and not get cold. And the summer? Don't get me started on that. The weak rays can bearly break through the clouds and it seems to consist of humidity and squelchiness than anything else. You don't have the gorgeous brilliant rays of sun you get practically every day in summer in my part of the country.
I just find the north really depressing to be in, I'm used to the sun, the sea, the warmth, being able to actually walk from my house into countryside...
Northern countryside is quite charming if you can get over how bleak and gloomy it is - there's always a black cloud brooding on the hoizon somewhere. Meh. The north will always be grim in terms of weather.
I grew up in the South and have moved up North for University, and I must say I do like it a lot. In Newcastle, there is a definate contrast between Northerners and Southerners, and I don't experience much cross-race friendships, but I am proud to say that all my friends here are Northern and I've never met nicer people. The North rocks!
technik
nope...nothing wrong with it.
should be noted though, you arent northern unless you live north of the red line on the map attached.
those just south of it might think they are northern, but they are just wannabes.
should be noted though, you arent northern unless you live north of the red line on the map attached.
those just south of it might think they are northern, but they are just wannabes.
I disagree. Anyone south of the purple line on this map is a southern softy northern wannabe
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