Where do you all live??

[crafters_corner]

Hobbit hole might have issues with dampness? Maybe OK if sufficiently ventilated.

Probably not a place one would want to self isolate.

[Lilith7]

Perhaps a tower of some kind - with a lift, obviously & perhaps a rooftop garden.

[namtak]

I live in a house. Unlike some greenies that still think a cave is the ideal location.

Well, this Greenie is very happy with her tiny space. Lesson learned, we really do not need five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a triple garage in order to be happy.

I never said we did.

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Hobbit hole might have issues with dampness? Maybe OK if sufficiently ventilated.

Issues with dampness. Lefties wouldn't like that.

[jackford]

A leafy suburb of Auckland with a great mountain where when I was somewhat younger would side down the slopes on cardboard

[Rumpelteazer]

I was a Hobbit. I have lived in many places, but never a Hobbit hole.

[SueDonim]

welcome bay

I used to a long time ago. How is it today?

[ObeWan]

We have retired to Blenheim from Auckland to be nearer to our grandchildren.

[Oh_hunnihunni]

I loved Blenheim. Nice and flat. Lovely people. Terrible medical services. Excellent wineries. Perfect weather...

And the tap water was like champagne.

[ObeWan]

 Terrible medical services.

You got that exactly right.
It is the one, and probably only, negative about living here.
As a cancer patient,(referred from Auckland) it has been a challenge.
we now go to Nelson and Christchurch for those requirements.

[Oh_hunnihunni]

It is the reason I left and came back to Auckland. Down there I was told I was too young for the hip replacement I needed, back here I was in theatre within three months.

Pity, I would have loved to be able to stay. Gardening in that climate was fabulous.

[Stevo]

welcome bay

Me too.

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Originally from Taranaki, we moved to the Sunny Bay of Plenty in 2004 and built a home in Welcome Bay Tauranga.