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31/10/2005 by Ewoowar

What makes Hertford special.

Most of us live here and we must have a reason for doing so...... So.............nor negativity...............just what makes Hertford special...


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Reply ID 11695

31/10/2005 by farrowandfarrow

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Originally posted by Ewoowar
Most of us live here and we must have a reason for doing so...... So.............nor negativity...............just what makes Hertford special...
Being right next to the countryside. Friendly people. Small enough to bump into people you know, yet big enough to go about your business unhindered. Feels more like a market town than a county town (which can be nasty informal places - I grew up near one - yuk!) Remains relatively unravaged by monstrous architecture (Gascoyne Way multi-storey is an exception) Everything is in walking distance It's a well-stocked town where you can get virtually everything you need. And <ponders> it just feels "right".


Reply ID 11697

31/10/2005 by Tigger

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Originally posted by farrowandfarrow
quote:
Originally posted by Ewoowar
Most of us live here and we must have a reason for doing so...... So.............nor negativity...............just what makes Hertford special...
Being right next to the countryside. Friendly people. Small enough to bump into people you know, yet big enough to go about your business unhindered. Feels more like a market town than a county town (which can be nasty informal places - I grew up near one - yuk!) Remains relatively unravaged by monstrous architecture (Gascoyne Way multi-storey is an exception) Everything is in walking distance It's a well-stocked town where you can get virtually everything you need. And <ponders> it just feels "right". Have to agree with all your reasons and include the River. Moved back a while ago by default but couldn't imagine leaving now. We can all say we would like this that and the other shop wise but I don't think we are doing too badly. Glad to be part of it [8D]


Reply ID 11723

31/10/2005 by 2929paul

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Being right next to the countryside. Friendly people. Small enough to bump into people you know, yet big enough to go about your business unhindered. Feels more like a market town than a county town (which can be nasty informal places - I grew up near one - yuk!) Remains relatively unravaged by monstrous architecture (Gascoyne Way multi-storey is an exception) Everything is in walking distance It's a well-stocked town where you can get virtually everything you need. And <ponders> it just feels "right".
Nails...heads...BANG.


Reply ID 11726

31/10/2005 by farrowandfarrow

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Originally posted by 2929paul
Nails...heads...BANG.
OK, you got me there. Either I've caused offense/derision/other or you're agreeing with me. 'Fess up lad, cos I'm lost...[:)]


Reply ID 11728

31/10/2005 by skanky

I think he means that you've hit the nail on the head.


Reply ID 11732

31/10/2005 by Jimbo


My top five Hartham Common. The Library. The Rivers. Oxfam Bookshop. Castle Grounds. [:p]


Reply ID 11735

31/10/2005 by farrowandfarrow

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Originally posted by skanky
I think he means that you've hit the nail on the head.
...and I obviously need either trepanning or a shorter To-Do list to help clear my mind. thanks shanky...[:I]


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