REASONS why WE LEFT - The Lake District - 

It's unlikely many people will come to the Lakes to die. Finding somewhere to park is the biggest problem...

I moved via agency and never heard about the Lake District in England. The place just looked amazing from what I found online and was presented by the agency and employer. I had a VERY short time to decide. I did love the mist, especially at one point we lived in a place with views over Lake Windermere and it was amazing. I knew the weather in England was mostly rainy and wasn't planning on staying only 6 months to max 1 year. In the Lakes around winter, you have haze on a daily basis, multiple times a day, storms and rain nearly every day to the point you get stuck in floods and can't get home. Or can't even leave the house sometimes. I explained more in the video....Even if I loved rain before moving there, having the constant gloomy weather would get to a lot of people after a while. Hence the moving. Even though we moved 2 h away only, the weather is already better. I don't regret living there, I loved it there, felt like home, BUT it was time for a move. To each there own.

It’s not so rosy when you live there

Yes they are, they can get crazy busy in the summer

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👋Hi! Good to hear from you too😊

That is a very hard decision as I feel every country has it's good points and bad. It all depends on the person what is better matched for you. Ambleside is a very beautiful place to live in, we don't really know anything about the campus so we can't comment on that. All I can say is that it is a very safe area to live in compared to the rest of the country, but it is also a remote place if you are alright with that.

@@TinaAbroad what about part time jobs and cost of living there

Part time jobs in hospitality should be plenty and seasonal in retail...cost of living is going up, same as everywhere else

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