Picturing where GNs live.

From Wigan to Blackpool for our early July Wakes week holiday every year when I was a little girl. Surprisingly I can't remember having any bad weather.

Beautiful.

Village in the centre of Scotland.

I live far away from the UK in a house close by Lake Huron in Southern Ontario,Canada.Love it here but also look forward to my trips back home to the UK.🇨🇦🇬🇧

I’m on the outskirts of the Lake District. Retired here and love it.

South Africa perhaps ?

Nice to hear/see/guess your whereabouts everyone, I am very far from you in another country, somewhere where there is a huge table

kazziecookie me too. South of Carmarthen , on the coast.

Sorry, done it twice in the end!

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Trying again with photos

I'm about as landlocked as you can get, here in Oxfordshire. But I can walk down to the shops, cinema, doctor's and dentist's so that is a plus. And the supermarkets are a short drive away. There are many lovely walks, which I go on with a group of friends on a Tuesday morning. It's a beautiful county.

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We live in a flat overlooking the Thames, there's always something to look at. I thought I'd miss the space of our last home, a 5 floor Georgian townhouse, but the open vista over the river gives me all the space I need.

When I was a child, this was my local beach and I still love it..

mabon1

I have aphantasia (cannot see pictures in my mind) I have a really good memory, I wonder if this compensates. There is a huge difference between memory and imagery.

I'm fascinated by this, and first heard about it here on gransnet, because another member said she had it.. she was an artist.

This is me standing about a 15 minute walk from my house. I live in Carmarthenshire Wales

Since our son and family moved to Northern Ireland, we’ve holidayed with them on the north coast near Portrush every year. The coast is an area of outstanding natural beauty, and it’s breathtaking! We’ve been surprised by the amount of sunshine we’ve had, so the children have had plenty of time on the beach.

petra

HelterSkelter
Where do I live?

Hopefully if the weather stays like this (hot and sunny) we will take a stroll to h the end of the pier with GC this week.

They love getting the little train back 🚃

I have aphantasia (cannot see pictures in my mind) I have a really good memory, I wonder if this compensates. There is a huge difference between memory and imagery.

This isn’t where we live but it is just across the road from our wonderful static caravan. We spend as much time here as we can.

It was a lucky guess

HelterSkelter
You’re not too far away. Of course it’s our wonderful longest pier in the world: Southend. 1. 1/4 miles.

I can relate to that Silverlining48. Every year we took the coach from SE London to the Kent coast for a week, staying in a boarding house - half board - so, full English breakfast and dinner. It was heavenly for me. Sunshine, a sandy beach, the sea and spending time with my family. We did have to dodge the showers from time to time. Since then, we’ve enjoyed wonderful holidays in Suffolk, Norfolk, Devon, Cornwall, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. So very fortunate. I’m also feel very lucky to live in lovely part of Kent, but not too far from the attractions of London. 🇬🇧

No GrannyGravy13 we didn't. Will just have to go back!

Wow. Well done ladies.

Found it!
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