Where did you want to move to when you were growing up?

I lived in Manchester. Wanted tomove to London.

Switzerland, because I read Heidi!

Wherever it was the Famous Five used to stay, with Kirrin Island a quick boat trip away!

Dartmoor because we went on holiday to Devon every year.

Canada and ended up in Germany 🤣

Blackpool because it was the seaside.

California - because we lived there for a year when I was 14.

Before this either Switzerland (Heidi) or India (a little Princess)

Witzend

Wherever it was the Famous Five used to stay, with Kirrin Island a quick boat trip away!

Me too - though I would have liked some horses thrown in too 😃

Joking aside, I loved where we lived when I was a child - surrounded by hills and woods and streams, and I and a few other local children were allowed the freedom to really enjoy them from quite a young age. That part of my childhood was great.

I grew up in central London and enjoyed the excitement of the city, especially in the late 60s.
I was fortunate to spend the summer holidays in rural Scotland with all the freedom and adventures that came with it.

Liverpool, because my maternal Grandparents lived there. I lived in a village in Co. Durham surrounded by fields and countryside.I suppose I had the best of both worlds,city and country,and I did live in Liverpool for a few years as I went to College there.

I wanted to live in the magic land that was shown at the beginning of Disney films, with a beautiful smiling fairy lady carrying a wand and drawing the sky from dust to night time.

Never wanted to live anywhere else than where I have since I was almost 12.
18 miles to Glasgow ,30 miles to Stirling 2 miles from Loch Lomond and surrounded by hills
Why would I want to live anywhere else?

London, because it’s the capital and Oxfordshire as my aunt and godmother lived there in a fairytale village where I spent the long school summer holidays.

Anywhere near the sea preferably in Wales.

I lived in London and wanted to stay there but I would have appreciated more greenery other than just parks. We used to go into the Kent countryside for walks. As I got older I wanted to leave the whole place and Ted Heath finally convinced us to get out with his 3 day week.

I grew up in Liverpool moved to the outskirts as a child. When I married I moved about five miles away but I was really homesick.
I moved back very close to where I grew up when my son was six months and had my daughter three years later then divorced.
I remarried and I live the same area from where I grew up it's home to me no place else will do.