Oh i thought you are from the USA, been to kent i understand the awful weather part but you've got beautiful national trust places to visit.
Yes Shaya, there are some beautiful places run by the National Trust. I go to one for coffee some mornings. It near me and I have been going there for years. It's called Ightham Moat and is a big medieval house open to the public. The restaurant is very good, and they serve good meals, even if a bit expensive. I would love to visit Dubai. I spent some years in Egypt and could just about hold a very primitive conversation in Arabic. Happy days!!!!!
I lived near Cleveland for a few years.
جيد!
I'm not far from Seattle, which has a lot of Gaels. Some of them even speak Gaelic!You were the person speaking the Scottish Gaelic? Actually live in New York? You can teach a few Scottish people how to speak their own language.
Many years ago, I briefly lived around Bishopville, Maryland. Our yard was basically right on the border of Maryland & slower, lower Delaware. (Don't know if people still refer to southern Delaware as "slower, lower", but I always thought that was a funny nickname, forgive me.)
Heat advisory every day here (Texas) lately (except for the weeks we get a named storm
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