Living near a seaside Town - Utter Joy

[Bozza]

I genuinely feel happy for anyone who lives near a seaside town because it must be an absolute joy at times. I live on the Sussex coast and it is an absolute pleasure to pop down to the front, both on warm summer days, but also on tracing winter days when the waves are crashing in.

Fish n chips on the beach, and as often as you like - is there anything better?

So keep your inland town locations because it must be much worse than living by the sea.

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[Feebee2]

Does living by a Lake count

[BevS97]

I can't decide if you are being sarcastic or not (although I do see you have put parody).

For the most part I like living by the sea, I can't imagine moving inland. Even though we don't go to the beach as often as we could, I do like having it right on the doorstep.

[Bozza]

Originally Posted by Feebee2

Does living by a Lake count

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Yes, you're in.

[mickey house]

I would love to live near a Lido.

[Bozza]

Originally Posted by BevS97

I can't decide if you are being sarcastic or not (although I do see you have put parody).

For the most part I like living by the sea, I can't imagine moving inland. Even though we don't go to the beach as often as we could, I do like having it right on the doorstep.

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I'm parodying another similarly-titled thread, but the sentiment is one I hold, yes.

[Pinchy]

View from back garden ruined by tourists.

[kevin_cambs_uk]

Salt corrodes cars, I would hate to live anywhere near the sea

[jasminedivas]

I’m on the Sussex Coast too and love it. 5 minute walk to the Beach and the South Downs for amazing walks and scenery.

[Melanie R]

Another who loves living g by the sea - view from the end of our garden