I'm stuck on the idea of being within striking distance of London. Maybe I need to give that up.

I always got the impression that Edinburgh is a nice city. Never really spent any time there though.

I notice that Haywards Heath isn't on the list...?

If we're going global, I'd be tempted by Vancouver, New York and Boston. Paris is cool. Bordeaux is nice - but how do you make a living?

Yes. HH isn't on the list which should be a concern really!
Never been to New York. Would like to go.

I think if you wanted to live in the North Pole then you will find some way of making a living.

I am going to win the lottery. Then all will be fine. However, I don't think moving to HH is practical to win any lottery or competition where money is the prize. For example on a Tuesday between the 2 episodes of CSI there is a competition to win £10,000. The person who wins always live in a shit hole of a town in Scotland, Wales or northern England!

Without reading the article first: Australia. I have a few friends over there and it's warm. ;-)

An and you got me running after you. hahaha.

Did you see the prompt on the writers thread? Stop playing on the forum and get cracking with writing. I'm doing exactly that now.

I heard that Sydney is more expensive than London these days? My vote goes to Lisbon - its close, sunny, its easy to communicate in english, and they have amazing seafood :D

I'd quite like to live on Orkney or somewhere like that, but only if it could be sunny and warm 365 days of the year and they build a high speed rail link to get me to London in less than an hour. Similar feelings about North Yorkshire, maybe somewhere just outside of Harrogate or York. Bits of Sussex are nice, maybe Lewes. Haywards Heath is a bit of a dump, but I suppose you have the train. Lindfield is better, but ridiculously expensive in comparison. In terms of abroad, maybe Hong Kong or Paris, but not permanently.

My brother lives in Sausalito and loves it - good choice!

@Misscara - I reckon Brighton beats Lewes hands down. You can still get a lovely pint of Harveys there, but without all the snobs. Although their Bonfire Night is pretty epic...

My unrealistic ambitions involve being rich and living in Paris. Although I do have a strange affection for Cardiff for some reason.

I would be boring: Brooklyn. 

Sea frets happen in the summer too!  Agree it is a lovely place,we lived in Newcastle and loved visiting especially the market on Sundays.  We even looked at a few houses there too but ended up sticking to Newcastle.

I like the old terraced ones on the main street near the station opposite the private school. I think there is a pink one and a yellow one. There is also one with a crescent moon on the garden gate which may have a connection with the Turks Head further down the road?

It would be a toss up between moving back to Los Angeles or Malham in North Yorkshire its stunning. http://www.malhamdale.com/

I still dream of having a flat near the centre of Buenos Aires.  Sun in the summer...sun in the summer.

Nuuk, Greenland, the north-east side of town, for me. But only with a good internet connection. That or Bournemouth.

I'm retiring to Wales. What a surprise! But I may spend some time with Mrs.TB and family in Santa Cruz and San Francisco. Travel is great.