Yeah, it seems crowded places are much worse which is probably why Melbourne and Sydney have been problematic. Filthy city-dwellers that they are. 😆
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Yeah, it seems crowded places are much worse which is probably why Melbourne and Sydney have been problematic. Filthy city-dwellers that they are. 😆
Proximity to others, as people live and move much closer in cities. That's why we moved to a rural town and you are also far away from the city-dwellers. Best place to be.
I'd like to go to a small place. Went driving around yesterday, found a few little spots.
Do you mean to live or to visit? Maybe show us in a post?
Live maybe, depending on how things go.
Angaston: https://southaustralia.com/destinations/barossa/places/angaston
It's in the Barossa Valley which I have written about, not too far from my home town. I like a few other places around about as well.
I'm pretty keen to make a change in the not too distant future, not sure exactly when though. To be honest it could well be interstate or even overseas. There's a lot of moving parts to it but I'm keen for a change. It's not imminent but on the radar for sure.
Wow, they are describing our town in that link.
It was a big issue for us to give up our headquarters in Johannesburg, after 17 years of hard work and we were, or should I say are still well known up there.
But we finally chucked it all up, sold up and got out. Now almost 3 years down here, we figure that it was the very best thing that we could ever have done.
Yes, we had to tailor and cut many things to fit in here and the Papillon modi operandi has also undergone a transformation, but it was all for the better. Peace was what we deperately sought and it was given to us on a platter.
How long it will last I do not know, as the writing is on the wall that sooner or later in this country the whites will lose everything. Corruption rules, but when the money runs out other options will have to be found to satisfy the greed.