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From: [identity profile] mhw.livejournal.com
*smile* I really don't understand why people would want to get out of Coventry. I came here when I was 18, and since then I've had short spells of living in Manchester, Wolverhampton and Leamington, but I've always come back here.

What's wrong with it?

It's small - but then I grew up in York, so it's a comfortable size for me, plus it's easy to get to see anyone local any time, unlike large cities. Think how tough it would be to collect our RP mob if they were scattered all over London or Birmingham.
It's not pretty or quaint - I grew up in York; it's a huge relief not to be swarmed out by tourists every summer. I don't know how the Edinbugh mob survive.
It's dull - but it's also got good road and rail links to just about anywhere.
It's got no shops - well, I've got no money, so what would I want with shops? seriously, if we don't have it, Birmingham's a couple of quid and half an hour away. In a big city you'd be doing that just to get into town.
It's not got pretty hills or a coast - damn, you got me there.
From: [identity profile] mina-laury.livejournal.com
It doesn't have seagulls. Cities without seagulls are just weird.
From: [identity profile] mhw.livejournal.com
I know. It's odd. Yes, Cov's about as far from the sea as one can get in england (I believe Meriden's actually the furthest point), but York is 40 miles or so from the sea, and yet I remember the playingfield behind my parents' house being swarmed with gulls...

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