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Old 15th November 2008, 10:40
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Greetings from North Yorkshire
Good morning all.

Thought I'd best jump in and introduce myself.
I'm living in North Yorkshire currently, and hoping to move into Scotland some time next year. I have a thread open on the Moving part of the board, so please leave me a comment there.

I'm 28, a member of the WI down here (so will be looking to join the SWRI if I get moved) and married to a keen gardener.

Can't really think what else to put here, so I'll stop waffling.


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I'm 28, a member of the WI down here (so will be looking to join the SWRI if I get moved) and married to a keen gardener.
Welcome, Metherer.

I have to say that if you join the SWRI, you'll pull the average age down substantially,
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Old 15th November 2008, 17:22
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I did that in my local WI. 30 ladies, 2 of them under 60, and then I arrive.

They were so excited to see someone younger I thought they might either have heart attacks or wet themselves. (Or both!)
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Hi there metherer, welcome from Oregon, USA!
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Hi metherer and welcome from me here in West Yorks.

We moved back here after over 5 years in Aberdeen
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Old 17th November 2008, 21:23
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Hi Babz - did you enjoy your time in Aberdeen?

Hi KathyV

This evening I've been working out places within an hour radius of Glasgow, as the company I work for has an office there, so I may be able to move my work until I find something better.

Also been looking at jobs elsewhere, to see what is currently available.

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This evening I've been working out places within an hour radius of Glasgow, as the company I work for has an office there, so I may be able to move my work until I find something better.
Be aware that there's a HUGE variation in an hour's radius from Glasgow (it could even encompass Edinburgh, depending on your mode and time of travel). You could take in rural Argyll, ex-mining communities, new towns, old-towns, fairly sectarian areas, very liberal areas, etc etc

Ask us for advice about any place you are thinking off !!
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