City, 'burbs, or rural?

[420MissHighTimes420]

where do you live?

im in the center of a big city. grew up in the suburbs i hated it. i love the city even though i love parks and mountains. i love to backpack. but hey its only a train ride away i feel like since ive lived inthe city ill never leave i love it.

420MissHighTimes420 Reviewed by 420MissHighTimes420 on 11-25-2007. City, 'burbs, or rural? where do you live? im in the center of a big city. grew up in the suburbs i hated it. i love the city even though i love parks and mountains. i love to backpack. but hey its only a train ride away :) i feel like since ive lived inthe city ill never leave i love it. Rating: 5

[mattisnotonfire]

I live in the centre of a fairly big town. I grew up in a slightly smaller town.

I quite like rural areas, makes a nice change of scenery especially to smoke to!

I want to live in Central London though, thats where the money is at! :thumbsup:

[Staurm]

Grew up in the country, sort of, then move to the city for 10 years or so, now I'm living in beautiful rural setting. I'm a country boy at heart.

[Reefer Rogue]

Always grown up in cities, i come from el capital d'Angleterre. For now. The Netherlands awaits.

[smartin.2006]

Rural

[CanaDanKs Inc.]

I grew up in the forest with wolves
now I live in the city

Weird how you get "tickets" for attacking people's pets around here

[dylan]

I live right on the edge of the burbs and the city. However, I plan on living in a rural community when I graduate from business school. I have always loved the country, and want some land around my house. I don't want to live more than an hour or so from a big city though, just for the convienences.

[LIP]

East London is today an area of regeneration, with a rising population. The redevelopment of the Docklands area began in the early 1980s, and the Thames Gateway project is now extending regeneration further east, with the London Thames Gateway Development Corporation responsible for planning and delivery of the project in East London. London's successful bid to host the 2012 Olympics has kick-started regeneration programmes in the area, and is likely to have an impact on house prices. This has been evidenced in August 2005 where East London was one of only three places in England and Wales to have increases in property prices. [1]

I guess suburbs - coz it's not technically the trading centre [city] of london.

[ATrain]

Born and raised in the burbs :jointsmile:

[Hilder420]

The City, I live about 5 min. from downtown and if you climb onto the roof, you can see the downtown skyline.. I love living in the City cause everything is so accesible, and I probably never leave the City. I did have to move to a way smaller town, Spendora, Tx, pretty much farm country and I had a hard time adjusting to the silence and bein so far away from everything, but I loved it.. it was soooo peaceful.