Moving Out of London to Liverpool
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- After 4 long years in Chiswick, the time has finally come for me to move. But I don't really have an alternate place to live quite yet...
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Raise your hand if you thought everyone in the thumbnail (esp Dodie) was holding a gun lmao
Exactly what I thought at first.
Well, Dodie surely.
Not so much the gents.
YEAH i was so concerned for a hot sec
Yesssss, and I was scared AF
I have seen the thumbnail multiple times and I still think that every time
“It feels like London” - a million scouse recoil in horror.
Looking forward to some "culture shock" videos.....
@@andyleighton6969 to expensive?
indeed
The worst thing someone could ever say about our beautiful city of Liverpool
@@joshg2603 Really? It's the first thing I said when I arrived there.
This is so sad. Almost as sad as the end of the Dovan era. The video did turn itself around with all the sights of Liverpool. You are handling the uncertainties of life quite well. Glad Bliss is with you.
NOOOOOOO why he leave London NOOOO LOL
I'm glad you're experiencing more of the UK than London. Liverpool is a good start. And SO much cheaper for everything! You should visit the lake district from there. And you should come up to Scotland some time.
Also, North Wales. Super easy to get there. Can go to Holyhead and visit Dublin too.
Also in Liverpool, you can get the ferry to the Isle of Man :-)
@@rakido7388 taking the Manannan from Liverpool to Douglas is and absolute hoot especially if your taking on a motorbike and it is low tide.
@@G7OEA Don't think Evan has a motorbike. But the Island is certainly worth a visit. 73's.
@@rakido7388 I wasn't suggesting he went on a bike, but anyone who has seen the landing stage at low tide will understand. The access ramp is somewhere between 30 and 40 degrees incline. Fun enough in a car with 4 wheels and a hand brake. A test of balance and clutch control on a bike. Especially going up.
But I agree the island is a beautiful place to visit any time of the year. Time it right and you can walk out to the Isle of refuge in Douglas Bay.
Liverpool has its ups and downs. There is a ton of historic monuments there, got a bunch of museums and galleries, a great concert area, easy transport and great food. You should definitely check out the new Aquarium in the World Museum! There's an octopus named Polpo :))
Funnily enough Liverpool also has one of the most foremost cutting edge research laboratories on tropical diseases.
I have no idea why...
I had to do something similar in 4th grade for Flat Stanley. We made life size paper "flat" versions of ourselves. I don't remember the assignment but I sent mine away to spend time with my best friend who had just moved away and she and her family went ALL OUT and took flat me all over the town they lived in. Museums, rode horses, etc etc. Even made a whole scrapbook with pictures and stories. I'll never forget that, I still have all of it
wow that sounds so epic!
Oh I did this too!! So fun..
My little cousin did that over lockdown and sent it to our grandma because she lived alone and we couldn't visit. I nearly cried when I finally got to visit her and I saw my (paper) cousin "sitting" on the armchair.
Omg i remember flat stanley😂😂
That was something I taught a few years back 😂
I went to uni in Liverpool and go back at least annually now. Its definitely my favourite city in the UK. Really beautiful, so much to see and do, incredible restaurants and its cheap!
Off the top of my head, I'd recommend Maray and Mowgli (restaurants), Crosby beach, the Anglican cathedral, the slavery museum, the world museum, and having a wander around Sefton Park
and organico on bold street!!!!
Baltic and Baltic market are absolute gems too, so much cool stuff there!
Few things you have to see/do while you are here.
> Get the ferry at least once.
> Visit the Crosby beach statues
> Visit the Baltic market (ghetto golf is a laugh)
> Two cathedrals on one street
> Nice view from the beacon.
You might want to visit Southport (40 mins north on the train) is a cool seaside town.
And West Kirkby (Wirral line from central) has some great views and if you walk out to the island (tide permitting) you can sometimes see seals.
Glad you are here :)
West Kirkby is the best.
@@SunnyMorningPancakes West Kirby is 'nice' but doesn't have the vibe of Allerton Road or Lark Lane
Formby beach too is gorgeous!
Also go and visit Chester! It's 40 minutes away and is amazing historic city
Is it true that New Brighton has undergone a tasteful facelift ?
I go to Uni at Liverpool and absolutely love the city. It's so fun seeing all these places I visit regularly through a fresh set of eyes.
Fun fact you were one of the reasons that pushed me to move to the UK rather than the US or Canada. It's so amazing to know that we are now living in the same city.
Evan, take the train to West Kirby, stroll around the marine lake and walk out to Hilbre Island. Take in the beautiful views of the Welsh mountains.
Seconded, the Wirral is beautiful and interesting, AND we have the best view of the Liverpool skyline 👌🏻
yep Hilbre Island is nice, did not even know we had seals, till i walked out there the other week.
i agree - west kirby is wonderful! so is liverpool, i only lived there a short while but it is my favourite place i have ever lived
Agreed! Hilbre Island is such a nice walk especially in the summer
We moved to Liverpool two years ago from Hungary. I started to follow you around that time :) We are not in the same situation, because we have small children, but I think you should give Liverpool a chance. The people are very friendly and most of them are genuinley nice. It is a great place to live. We just bought a house here recently. Good luck with your move!
Yes we love everyone in Liverpool ❤️
Hi there, so nice to read your post. Where about in Liverpool do you recommend living with small children. I’ll be moving there with my family next July. Hopefully we’ll buy a house too in the near future.
Take care
You really need to visit the reading room in the library. I don’t know if they allow filming in (definitely no talking) but it’s one of the most beautiful rooms I’ve ever been in.
Agreed. It's sublime.
And I don't think there's strictly speaking a RULE about no talking, so much as an understood convention.
I mean, we'll plot your grusome murder but I don't think anyone - including staff - will SAY anything. At least at first/if you're not shouting.
(You can not speak quietly in the reading room - everyone else is quiet and sounds ECHO)
@@annemari I always felt so self-conscious when I had to rummage in my bag to find anything because of the echo
I know your Long Term goal is London, but spending a bit of time in Liverpool will be good for your soul. Be sure to spend some time down in the Baltic Triangle, loads of cool bars and restaurants there :)
Flat Stanley is a book! I used to love it as a kid. Stanley was actually flattened by a board falling off the wall while he was in bed I think. He was also posted to different places in envelopes, I think he was used as a kite at some point, maybe even helped to stop robbers by pretending to be a painting or something, it was a great time lol. I also seem to remember that in primary school (I think year 3 or 4) we used to write letters using Flat Stanley paper and I think it was a pen pal situation. Anyway, thanks for bringing back those memories, Evan haha! (also, wishing you well in your adventures!)
Flat Stanley is a whole series! I’ve got a few of them in my home 😊
Yes! Watching the video I was immediately like, “No! Stanley was flattened by a board that fell on him! He wasn’t run over!”
I don’t know why I’m so protective of Flat Stanley’s story lol
Thank you! I was trying to figure out why the name Flat Stanley sounded so familiar!
Liverpool - you will never regret it mate !
“This looks so historic” exactly why they filmed parts of the first captain america there!
And peaky blinders, Batman, Harry Potter 🙃
Yeah my hometown the most filmed city outside of London so they say.
Captain America was also filmed at the tobacco warehouse and the Bascule Bridge on Regent road. Also the Stanley dock, which connects to the Leeds/Liverpool canal via 4 lock gates.
For Captain America, they even imported the Brooklyn bridge! You see it behind the wall on the "dock road" in some scenes! :¬P
It’s so surreal seeing your home through someone else’s eyes. You’re going to love it here! Spend some time exploring the Albert Dock, definitely see the maritime museum, go to Baltic Market for the food and check out Crosby beach if the weather permits.
Enjoy your stay!
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He went!! Check out his new video
It's so crazy to see you so close to were I live. I live on the Wirral, that 'town' you mentioned over the water, (it's actually a peninsula full of towns, but hey, we don't always appear on maps, so meh.) My partner and I had our first date on the docks, by all those pad-locks, and it's nice to remember. I will say though, Liverpool is a great place for culture and history, and if you travel over to the Wirral, there's even more, including a tram museum, beautiful town halls, and more. Also, take the Ferry, it's an experience. Welcome to the North West, and hopefully things get better for you Evan!
All I know about the place is that Tom Scott doesn't like it. (Hi from across the channel!)
Yes! Good to see another wool here, up the paradise pensinsula
I LIVE ON THE WIRRAL TOO
@@poppymcpeake9961 Me tooo....!!! Birkenhead, not scouse
@@04nbod Everyone not from the Wirral just assumes were Scousers, but theres a pretty identifiable difference in tone and accent. At this point though, I've just accepted that most people will think I'm from Liverpool. Also, I'm in Leasowe/Wallasey!
Hang in there Evan! Buying a home is an excruciating process (coming from someone who just bought their first) but the payoff could not be more worth it. I think you’re audience will be more than understanding if you don’t have the ideal setting to film right now. These little vlogs make me happy enough 💜
this is such a cheery casual vlog for a video where you're documenting your homelessness 😂😂 so much fun, love it. I hope you secure a place soon!
scouser here with unusual/ unique recommendations
-go to The Merchant ( a bar with a pizza shop attached to it, you can buy slices) ask the bar staff how to get to Lost Art a cool underground skate shop, its above the bar but you have to ring the buzzer next to the DJ decks
-go to the top floor of the central library for an amazing view ( and the reading room too)
-also go up the Anglican Cathedral tower (say hi to my friend Katy who works there)
- go to Lark Lane (a bit outside the centre but worth it) and Sefton Park the Palm House in the park is great
- best brunch from the Tavern on Alerton Road (American style - so you need to try)
- must go on the ferry!
- go to the baltic triangle
- go see the famous mens toilets in the Philamarnic Hall Pub - they are amazing!!!
- Peter Kavanagh's pub best old mans pub ever!
I remember Flat Stanley!!! Omg that brought me back. Really hope you get a house sorted sooner rather than later but have a fun time traveling and exploring the North in the meantime.
When I last visited Liverpool, I stayed in Chester. I would definitely check it out, it's a very nice town, and staying in Liverpool, you're really close. Wish I had more time in Liverpool, though, very interesting city. The Wirral has some nice sea towns, but there's a very nostalgic vibe to it, and lots of faded glory. All easily accessible by Merseyrail.
Totally agree, Chester is lovely! Spent a day there a few years ago when on a Manchester trip and was quite surprised how much there is to see.
Chester is a city. Not a town.
Totally agree. I spend 1 day in Liverpool and walked around the same area Evan was in - I would have traded that easily for a little more time in Chester.
Just make sure you aren't on the O2 network. It basically doesn't exist in Chester.
Agreed. But Chester is not a town, it's a City. And one of Britain's oldest cities. Founded in 79AD, it's 1128 years older than Liverpool. Which wasn't founded until 1207AD.
Just responding as well to the things you've said in your last video....but you have not failed by not being able to buy in London. And as a Londoner who moved to the northwest 8 years ago I promise you that Liverpool will have so many amazing things to offer. There is more to England and the UK than London and I am so excited for how much more you are about to learn about our culture. Also I hope you're ready to try salt and pepper chips because they're amazing
Remember when you moved in and I watched your room tour and then you went on that cruise and everything and wow this is just such an end of an era. Can’t lie I got emotional with you when you left that room Evan. New things to come and I’m sure there’ll be lots of great times in store for you. Excited to watch along in this next phase of your life ✊
I’m from Liverpool and once you come here, you will not want to leave. Liverpool such a fab place, full of warm friendly people!
I’m moving to Liverpool for uni in a few weeks and this has ignited so much excitement 😆
I go there for uni and its such an awesome city for student life!!
@@laurenmoxham1653 I’m so excited- any recommendations??
@@ruthie9757 Cheap Drinks, La'gO on Colquitt St. Historic pubs: Ye Cracke, the Philharmonic, the Caledonia, Peter Kavanaghs. Museums, go to all six. Food, Tokyo Berry St, Pho on Bold St and Cafe Tabac also on Bold St. Slightly out of town you have the Albert Dock (featured in this video) and the Baltic Triangle full of independents. Out of town you have the unique vibe of Smithdown Road where loads of students live and mix with the locals. You have an abundance of parks, big park like Sefton Park, Princes Park, Calderstones Park.
@@mattburns7597 and the best people in the world
Moving is incredibly stressful ,but you will have many new experiences to discover where ever you go.
Welcome to the North West Evan. Feel free to come over to Manchester at some point while you are up here. Plenty to see and do in my beautiful city. You will find people are much more friendly up here!
Just wanted to post pretty much the same thing. So glad Evan finally made it further up north.
Great moving vlog evan!
Perfect timing mate, cause im moving tomorrow as well.
Also, got a dodie concert advert before. Once again, great timing :D
So this is why The Beatles left Liverpool all those decades ago. They knew they couldn't compete with Evan.
I lived in Liverpool for a number of years. I never lived anywhere as accepting or anywhere that felt more like I home.
I dash out to Crosby, Aigburth, Sefton Park, Abercrombie Square, Allerton etc. when ever I get a chance.
I became me in that city. The greatest city in earth.
How can I like this comment more?!
As a scouser, welcome to our beautiful city ❤
Evan: sombre moment saying goodbye to his old room
Next scene: *M O O N*
Seeing you in a place I grew up is so amazing, seeing you enjoy Liverpool like I always did is amazing. Also! I strongly recommend Yard & Coup for some amazing chicken!!
So lush to see Liverpool... Not been back to visit family since before covid. Funny to see you talk about the fancy stairs when I've actually walked up/down them!
Hope you have a lush time in Liverpool, it really is a lovely city. The walker art gallery is awesome too if you get the chance to go!
Ah good luck! I lived near you and met you once in Gunnersbury park with my sister, so sad I won’t be able to see those pictures of you guys at the river literally 5 minutes away from me, but hope you have a great time!
You guys were the only people who've ever recognised me in the park despite the fact I practically lived in there!
@@evan We were so happy we had met you because some pictures you took near The Bulls Head and the deli near Budgens etc, were so close to us and we were thinking, when are we going to meet you, when are we going to meet you?! And then we met you with dodie in the park, amazing! You guys were so lovely and sweet, wishing you all the best in Liverpool.
12:55 That historic apartment and attractions complex you looked at is the Royal Albert Dock. Opened in 1846 it was the first dock in the world that allowed ships to load and unload directly into and out of the warehouses. In the 1980s the by then long-disused warehouses were converted into the apartments, shops, restaurants, museums and galleries you see today. The Red ship stuff you mention is all the original infrastructure used to load and unload the warehouses.
I live a 20 minute drive away from Liverpool. Its a fabulous city!!
OMG Stress!! Liverpool is a great option for in between though. That was our first stop on a lovely circle tour of northern England. Great memories, including the staircase. I hope that your move goes smoothly, don’t envy the uncertainty.
Liverpool - Great choice!
Few months time: Can't believe I wanted to live in London, Liverpool is actually so much better
I think I prefer the S.E./Home Counties more than London itself (as a whole). I’m bound by affinity to the side of it south of the Thames (very-much so) but I can absolutely leave Dagenham and anywhere-else outside south London that’s not Camden.
Really hope the move turns out well; wishing you and Bliss all the best!
Hope everything works out alright, Evan! I’m a firm believer in throwing yourself in at the deep end, you’ve GOT to find ways around any problems. You can really surprise yourself. Good luck! 😃
I'm from Moreton (a town on the Wirral) and genuinely it was lovely to see someone who's lived in the South point out Liverpool's beauty. It's different gravy up here than in southern towns and cities so enjoy it as much as you can. I'd highly recommend visiting the Wirral if you can; go to New Brighton or West Kirby if you get the chance (for all their flaws, they are lovely for first-time visitors of the paradise peninsula).
so sad that your going through this but am so thankful you have a friend with u so u don't have to move all that way on your own good luck with everything xxx
Hang in there, Evan! I know it can be tough, but you've made much more difficult moves in your life already. Everything will turn out absolutely fine
I really hope everything will turn out well. It is so lovely to see the two of you making the best of it and enjoying life during this crisis.
Can't believe you stayed in the apartment hotels, we didn't like that when we stayed there in Liverpool
Saying "This is a nice day” - while pointing to the sky that looks like it’s going to start raining any moment is such a British thing
They say moving is about the most stressful thing after bereavement and imo that's true. Change can be very unsettling sometimes. Cried my eyes out last time after 15 mostly happy years on the South Coast. But I've been even happier where I moved to in Scotland. With new beginnings come new opportunities and new things to experience. Good luck with it all.
We had Flat Stanley in elementary school here in Indiana, too! Our whole class read the book (about the kid who gets flattened by his falling bulletin board) and then we all got to color in a paper "Stanley" and mail them off to an out-of-state relative who then would bring Stanley on an adventure where they live and then send him back with a bunch of photos of his travels. Then we all got to share our Stanley's adventures with the class. One of ours went to a cousin in Washington and the other went to a cousin in Florida, who was actually on vacation in California at the time. They came back with pictures from Mount Rainier and Disney Land. It was actually a pretty cool assignment!
Welcome to Liverpool!! You'll have a great time. Socially were an amazing city, and were very welcoming. Look for a place to live in the south end, around sefton park, it's beautiful. The park is lovely too. Lark lane area is very nice and quite bohemian. Enjoy 😊
I lived in London for nearly 20 years - Hammersmith, Holloway, Wimbledon Wood Green & Tooting.
Liverpool really rocks, absolutely amazing history, architecture, beautiful parks, particularly Sefton, some of the best restaurants in the country, theatres, museums, seaside resorts, can manage the city centre on foot... Honestly like a mini London. There's nothing I can think of that it lacks!. Oh, on a more minor matter, London equivalent properties around 3 times more expensive.
Liverpool is one of my favourite cities, I haven’t been since the pandemic so seeing you explore is so strange. I think you’ll be very at home there and hopefully everything will turn out good :)
Glad you like our staircase.
You can hop on a ferry to the Isle of Man 🇮🇲 from Liverpool, it’s really nice over there.
Hope I see you down Sefton sometime !!! You’ve been one of my fav youtubers for a long time now so it’s veryyyy exciting your in the city now😆hope you enjoy it above everything though :)
Where the heck in Liverpool are you with the internet being so slow?! Ours is so fast in my house.
Honestly Liverpool is one of my favourite places in the world. You should check out central library if you get the chance, it's gorgeous inside. So much history to be found in the city as well!
I spent a few days in Liverpool the other week, I love it there, especially down by the docks with the mix of all the old and new architecture!! We did a ride on the river ferry, and it was a nice way to find out some more facts about the area and view both sides of the river.
Welcome to Merseyside Evan, be sure to come up the Northern Line on the train to Southport to see a proper old school seaside town
Hey Evan, a lot of my family is from New Brighton which is one of the towns you could see over the other side of the river Mersey. It’s so cool to see you in places I’ve grown up visiting!
Some ideas of things to do for you:
- See the Anthony Gormley statues on Crosby beach, good photo op there!
- Go on the ferry (..across the Mersey 🎵)
- Visit Chester Zoo
- All the museums in the City Centre are great, and they’re free I think.
- Not sure if it’s still there but there’s a big wheel by the arena which gives great views of the city.
- Visit both the cathedrals, even if you’re not religious (I’m not) they’re great from an architectural and historical point of view.
- Visit the Albert dock (that’s on the other side of those apartments with the red metal work on them)
Hope these might be helpful!
Best city in the world. Good choice Evan lad.
God this suucks. I hope you're doing good and get to get settled soon!!
Another place you need to visit in south Liverpool is lark lane. Loads of independent restaurants. Also that’s right by Sefton park which is always a must to see the palm house
Liverpool, like Glasgow is surprisingly nice. You hear the horror stories of people who grew up there but I think it's just because the scousers like to to tell a long tale. As those things happen on every council estate I have known.
Reminds me of a time in my life was leaving my mate (US version) with our 2 yo son and cat going from CA to IL in a car with no AC in summer, by myself and my household goods were in moving truck being unloaded into a storage unit that my friends husband would lock up for me. I had no job, no address, my nursing license renewal slip had not been forwarded and now I was going???? Thankfully the nursing license dept was supportive and got me sorted out , friend took us in for 10 days, found apt and staggered on. But dang...it took a lot out of me. Never want to do anything like that again..ever.
Flat Stanley! My kids do this once in a while. Depending on the teacher. It's still a thing here in the states. We sent Flat Stanley to my SIL in Queensland Australia and she was kind enough to write a whole travel blog in Flat Stanley's POV for my daughters. Their classrooms loved it!
those red things sticking out the building in the Albert dock (around minute 13 are actually the old toilets used by the workers when it was a warehouse (no longer in use obvs) - had to do part of my history gcse on the docks :) (also u should go to the world museum in town its really good)
Bold Street for restaurants, Baltic triangle for food and drinks, Hope street for 2 cathedrals (go inside). New Brighton by train for street art. Lark Lane and Sefton park too.
Liverpool? I recommend a visit to Chester. You could take a stroll along the walls, visit the racecourse, shop on the rows, see the remnants of the amphitheatre, lots of things to see and do.
As someone who's renting an apartment with a stove with only 2 stovetops, I feel you and I suggest you get one of those portable ones you can plug in. Really useful and has saved my sanity many times before 😂
‘This looks so historic’ it probably is 😂 there’s a lot of history in Liverpool
Liverpool is full of back alleys. Go exploring. Its down them where the old, old buildings are. The old warehouses that the ships used to deliver to.
Hello Evan What a big adventure you are having!!
wishing you the best of luck with figuring out your situation, loved the video!
I've lived in Liverpool for three years and I love it. Your walk about there was a point where I could see my flat and its crazy to think you're in my city. Hope you love it!
The place on the other side of the Mersey is the Wirral, you should definitely pop over there, there's a country park, some beaches! I grew up there so I'm biased but it's a great place to visit!
omg I also grew up there and I'm pretty sure its a hole
@@greenqueennI mean I wouldn't suggest Birkenhead, but Thurstaston and West Kirby are beautiful
I had no idea we can grow avocado and lemon trees in the UK - good luck with the move!
Visit both cathedrals while you're there, I'm not religious but the architecture blew me away! Great city, great people.
I doubt it! I have few friends who moved from London to Liverpool and Manchester (sold their flats in London and bought houses in Liverpool. and Manchester) - they all regret it! - And they cannot now afford to move back to London anymore.
Sorry - replied to wrong comment!😒
@@kashd4668 Still a true comment, once you leave London the door slams shut unless you’re rich or lucky on the lottery!
I love Liverpool. Beautiful city! Thank you for the video!
welcome to the city!
I lived in Lpool for 4 yrs for uni. You'll love it! You'll love the centre, and bold street. Careful tho, you'll love it and not want to leave
i love bliss
evan being impressed by liverpool one and the odeon staircase is weirdly day brightening as someone who's been in and out of town for the past few years
I just came across, searched how to grow the avocado indoor . And find out what his plant being 5 years old gonna be.
But at the same time here I am a witness of the big beginning. I bet you gonna go well man! And plus, I've subscribed already.hehe
Visit Chester whilst you’re here!! About 40 mins on the train (and about a fiver). Lovely Roman city with lots of history and interesting facts !
Another wonderful adventure!
As someone that only had 2 hobs for 4 years (yay student housing), you just learn to cook a lot of one-pot meals and use the microwave and oven a lot
Go up that weird staircase and there's a gorgeous rooftop garden area and a food court. It's a really good place for a picnic on a nice day.
Wishing you Happiness whilse your in our great city 🙏
Come to Ormskirk on the train and I’ll show you a really old church with both a tower and a steeple :)
Great minds think alike - I was thinking of Ormskirk, too! A few years back, I went to one of the summer fairs at the parish church and they did tours of the tower. It's quite something to see what's up there!
I’m from the north west and I absolutely love Liverpool
You actually walked very near to the site of the the first ever US consulate!
The first overseas consulate of the fledgling United States was founded in 1790 at Liverpool, Great Britain, by James Maury Jr., who was appointed by Washington. Maury held the post from 1790 to 1829. Liverpool was at the time Britain's leading port for transatlantic commerce and therefore of great economic importance to the United States.
I’m American and I’m moving to Chester! So excited to experience the NW, as I imagine you are as well!
@Liverpool 101 Thank you!!
Chester is amazing and over 1900 years old + the studying area for uni students looks great
@@upthefuckingtoffees2960 I’m here now and I can safely say it’s amazing!
@@emmajensen6548 nice one good luck
Evan this is crazy, I am literally about to do the same thing in around two weeks!! Lived in london for 18 years but im going to liverpool uni!!
good luck! It's pretty here
You will enjoy it and may even get trapped in Liverpool by your heart 😅
You'll learn to love Liverpool, I came in 2012 for university and I haven't left :) good luck in the next stage of your life
we had Flat Stanley too, in North Carolina! but we had smaller Flat Stanleys, that were just paper instead of a cardboard cutout.
You were so close to my flat in these clips and the town over the water you showed is where I work🤣
Check out the Georgian Quarter in Liverpool if you like your architecture, and the world's smallest Chinatown. Also, a day trip to Chester is highly recommended - got 500 year-old buildings galore, unique two-tier streets dating from the Middle Ages, nearly complete city walls and great pubs and restaurants.
As someone about to do my third move of the year due to issues with buying a house (luckily this is the final one into a house I own, and has already completed, thank god) I have a lot of sympathy! Good luck with it.