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47 Comments

  1. I remember Swindon with an ex-GF in the 90's. Magic roundabout was amusing. There was "old town" and "new town" and Stratton St Margaret's. I actually thought Swindon was fine and we had easy access to Cheltenham, Bristol and London.
    I remember the Sun Inn as a nice pub in the dog walkers park.

  2. Greetings from OZ. I was born in Wroughton (not Swindon) in the time of Don Rogers. I lived in Swindon and the surrounding area until 1973 – then I escaped!

  3. When you look at an average working class suburban street in America, Canada or Australia, they have lovely wide tree lined streets, manicured lawns surrounding huge houses that usually have an attic, garage and a cellar, plus room for a pool and basketball area. When you look at a working class suburban street in the UK, they are oppressive and depressing. There are usually no trees, the public paths are NOW the front lawns, the houses are all stuck together like lego, they are tiny, cramped, and lack any charm, the street is usually filthy, and the people are all mismatched and miserable. It's one of the main reasons i despise this country, and want out. For decades we have had brutal architecture dictate our surroundings.

  4. Miserable, depressing, dwelling units for the plebs. This is what you get when you take a small island and cram 80 million people into the tiny area that the government allows the "lower orders" to occupy.

  5. Swindon is the worst city in all of Europe, not just England or Great Britain, and I say this with all the confidence of an American who has never been to Swindon but has heard the rumors. And those rumors smack of the complete and utter truth.

  6. Im happy here in America. My house isnt built on top of another house. I have rows of 100 foot pine trees blocking my closest neighbor at 200 plus yards away. I own 16 acres and my house is made of logs not plywood. The local lords arent telling me what my house looks like and i dont have a kebab shop on one side and turkish barber on the other. I can put a sign in the FIELD that says whoever i want to vote for and not have muslims burn my house down. If they wanted to i have a couple of rights that will change their minds…to chunks. Glad my ancestors had the intelligence and guts to leave that tiny isle for better lives.

  7. Mancy road is by the bus station down the road from the train station in town centre and on the other side is the magic roundabout with the fire station. New college is sign posted opposite Manchester road on the other side of the magic roundabout. if you keep following it you go past new college and go right to get to old town through the park. Yet you lot live in Swindon, you sure?

  8. Oi ! You lot , I was born and raised in the real ' Mordor ! '

    Tolkien went to King Edwards school in Brum. As a boy, probably during the school holidays, he found a vantage point to look across to the Black Country . Probably from Wasselly Hills Park. At night in summer the forges in the BC. would throw the twelve foot high doors open to the night flooding the area with a ghostly orange glow , and if you studied hard you could make out dark human like shapes looking like they moved through fire …… That was the origin of the concept of Mordor : The Black Country !

  9. He lived in Swindon 25 years …. not great on geography of the area …..it only 7 miles across and 7 miles long ………MATE you need to EXPLORE and learn why EXPLORING is Awesome fun ………
    ….Get on bike and just explore ……..

    To be fair i was like this 3 years ago ..then i got electric bike and started to explore london …and most fun ever had and knowledge is greatly increased ….i know all canals in london now and can get from one side to other using just rivers or all the parks …i can pretty do it faster than any form transport because routes i go no cars can

    If you dont explore the area you live …..Then what point living in that Area …does it matter what area your in ..if you dont explore it …..since i started exploring area i live did i start to enjoy it …to start to appreciate it more …..

    Best parts London is parts is parts that cars cant go ..there loads ….the rivers and canals is amazing

  10. Exploring on google maps aint it ….id love to meet with Carl take him around London on Electric bike for few hours and show him side london very few who use cars or buses ever gets to see ….a proper explore for ancient woodlands to rivers to side roads that blow his mind all in london and possible to do all those things in as little as hour on Ebike …..Pretty sure he perspective of london would change …that it would understand what he sees is not what it all is …..

  11. I’m from a nearby county had to get a bus in Swindon last year around the outskirts of the city, never seen that kind of poverty in Southern England before… I’d say the suburb areas are nice enough though

  12. England (outside of modern architecture areas that ruin every country) always looks like a story book world. It's hard for me to even imagine going to a dance class in a building as tall and beautiful as a large church. Hope England survives diversity initiatives long enough for me to visit one day.

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