u/palacioo — reddlx

I live in a small, rural English village with a population of less than 100 people (we do have 600+ cows though!) which was on record in the Domesday book in 1086. I enjoy local history and have spent a lot of time researching it, we have a grand Manor House as well as a unique Norman stone church.

I’m based close to the centre of the country and I’m about as far as you can get from the coast. I would say I lead a quiet, rather traditional country lifestyle.

AMA about village life, rural England, traditions, farming culture, or anything else you’re curious about!

u/Which-Inspector5340 — 1 month ago

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Hikers make unexpected discovery

u/AndyAndieFreude — 1 month ago

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Is that a fishkitchen?

Just visited the UK (london) for the first time, took this in the wild.

u/palacioo — 2 months ago

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“The Lady Doth Protest Too Much.”

Fun fact: people had meetings for centuries without telling the world or making it seem like something shady.

u/Substantial-Bug9272 — 2 months ago

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Hi everyone,

We’re landing at Paris Beauvais Saturday afternoon and staying near Bercy metro station. We’re 4 adults, 4 kids (around 5 years old), plus a couple big suitcases.

Would you recommend taking the Beauvais shuttle into Paris (port maillot) first and then continuing from there by uber, or going directly from the airport by car/van/uber?

Trying to balance convenience with the kids and luggage vs. overall cost/stress but also avoid booking a ride pre-arriving and be stoop up..

Would really appreciate advice from people who’ve done this route before, thanks!

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u/palacioo — 2 months ago