Wanderlust

Jimmy G asked:


I want to spend time in London, and also visit the North and West country. What are the must sees/can’t miss? What would be the best way to plan a trip like this?

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ellhobo13 asked:


i know that it will be expensive, but how much exactly, and is it worth the money? i have family that lives in england, can i visit them at all while i’m there?

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Abby asked:


Also, are there orthodontists over there? I know that you don’t think of teeth as something cosmetic, so you don’t emphisis on their perfection like America does. However, do you still have them for people with teeth that are extremely bad?

Also, would a UK size 8 be considered Small, Medium, or Large? Is there a certain size that men prefer in England? (Like how the American media likes size US 0, but the men usually prefer US 6-14.)

And I’m not knocking you for bad teeth with the orthodontist question, you should see mine! (Despite that I have braces.)
Thanks! =]
Also, is there a lot of crime in London, or is it the same for any major city?

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gloves asked:


I´m really searching a good city to live, but I just find references about drinking problems….On my last visit, I´ve been really disappointed with teenagers all around, drinking like crazy….

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megauld asked:


I’m planning on backpacking in the UK for 2-3 weeks in summer 2007. I’m wondering how much money I should plan to have stockpiled before I go, and how much I may need while traveling.

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rolling stone asked:


Am visiting older family here and being in my early 20sm what is there to do here? Any suggestions from Blantyre -ions!!
Surely its not that bad, i have been in one local pub the parkville how does this rate?

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Susan C asked:


I’m coming from Edinburgh for 3 nights, flying into Newquay. Do you suggest I stay in Newquay, Truro or somewhere else. Also, should I here a car or use public transport to get around?

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jab4shoes asked:


We are looking for some nice places to visit and some fun things to do which aren’t too far away from Glasgow/Edinburgh this July. We don’t want place which are going to cost us a fortune. If anyone has any good suggestion from places they have been i would be extremely grateful. Many thanks

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AshJ asked:


Hi There,

I’m a 22 yr old girl from Sydney, Aus planning a move to Scotland. I’ve been researching a lot (these forums are great!) and have narrowed it down to either Glasgow or Edinburgh. I haven’t visited either place for many years so I’d love some advice about which city might be best. I’m half-way through a journalism degree (by distance), and the most important factors are affordability; employment opportunities, and especially a friendly social scene.

Thanks so much for your help,

Ash.
Thanks for the answers so far – the reason I’m moving believe it or not, is mostly because of the weather! I **** that we have summer almost all-year round, and I’ve been blessed (thanks to my British-born parents) with skin that will glow red after 5 minutes in the sun! I’ve been to the UK a couple of times as a tourist and I love history and culture and yes, I love the weather. I don’t have any big expectations but I thought why not, I’ll give it a go – I’ve got nothing to lose (not even a tan!).

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