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Im just wondering as if i lose my job if the NHS start cutting jobs and the chances of me getting a job back contracting in my 50,s is very low , that i might as well be on the dole and live somewhere nice with cycle paths near by that i can take my grandson out on and try to enjoy life instead of living in a area with very few jobs and almost most of them are min wage.
It might be handy living near your grandson?
I do only 3 miles away we will have him to stay most of his school holidays if we move.
That is one of the reason,s i ruled out moving up to Scotland .
Well Brum seemingly has the biggest concentration on [url= http://www.jim-shead.com/waterways/mwp.php?wpage=Inland-Waterways-of-England.htm ]this[/url] map. Obviously uyou don't have to live in Brum to appreciate the canal in the area... and having lived on the outside of Brum for years I can honestly say there some lovely canals within the midlands area as a whole.
So I'm not sure what criteria you'd use for your "best" place to live for canal riding, surely you should take into account the [url= http://www.sustrans.org.uk/assets/files/general/sustrans_nationalmapposter_2010_web.pdf ]sustrans network[/url] and large (flatish) parks (cannock/thetford,swinley, etc), rather than just limit yourselves to canal work.
I think there are plenty of canals in Venice 😉
z1ppy thanks for the links and your advice not to limit myself to the canal paths i will look in to this when i get back from France a week on sunday.