Klarinet Archive - Posting 000330.txt from 2004/04

From: <jdablin@-----.com>
Subj: [kl] (OT) Best places for Limeys in the US
Date: Tue, 20 Apr 2004 08:31:05 -0400

Sorry, this was my first attempt to use my ISP's web based mail, and I messed up the subject...

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> From: <jdablin@-----.com>
> Date: 2004/04/20 Tue AM 10:58:21 GMT
> To: klarinet@-----.org
> Subject: [kl] tony-w@-----.uk
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> tony-w@-----.uk wrote:-
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> > which State would you recommend as being the most
> > accommodating and comfortable, (the most English?) for a
> > Limey to start living in, always assuming a Limey be
> > allowed in, in the first place.
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> I've visited several parts of the USA with my job over the years, and I particularly remember Massachusetts. I remember being taken out on a warm summer's evening, and sitting in a country "pub", drinking Sam Adam's real ale. We were sat by a window looking out on a country lane with hedgerows, and for all the world I could have been in the middle of Herefordshire. I thought at the time that if I had to live in the US, I could do a lot worse.
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> Also, Boston seemed a very civilised city. I was told that it had a lot to do with the large student population, it certainly had a much more cosmopolitan atmosphere than I expected.
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> Of course, I haven't been there in the middle of winter. On the other hand they don't get the "wrong sort of snow", so maybe it's not too bad.
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> That was 10 years ago, I don't know how much it's changed since then.
>
> John Dablin
> Aylesbury, UK
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