Where in the World

[PeterW.]

Ever wondered where in the world other members live?

I will start off; I live about 40 minutes south of Perth in Western Australia.

Beautiful place over looking the Indian Ocean.

Melrose Park, Pennsylvania, USA.

Just north of Philadelphia, the once-and-former home of Dynaco, Atwater-Kent, Sylvania (tube division), Cunningham Tubes, Fried Speakers and much more...

We are in a center-hall colonial built in 1890 with high ceilings and large rooms - excellent for good audio (and in the winter, running tubes keeps the heating bill down!).

Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA

[DualSpinsMyVinyl]

Santa Cruz, California, USA

Located about 90 miles south of San Francisco along the California coast, on the north end of the Monterey Bay.
Home of the Santa Cruz Beach/Boardwalk and where surfing came to the US in the late 1800' from Hawaii.

Arlan
Central Coast, California

[duficity]

Jupiter, Florida in Palm Beach County, the closest land to the Gulf Stream and the northern limits of the subtropical zone before it goes temperate. Lots of great ocean, inshore and freshwater fishing, fabulous climate and just a nice place to live and work. Been here 32 years after leaving Toronto, Canada in 1980.

[Rob998]

Not much else to do really I suppose

Isn't Bridlington where Yorkshirians go to die? A bit like St Annes for Lancastrians?

[Captain Clive]

Wyndham the northern most town in West Australia. Population about 900 and arguably the hottest town in Australia. Hottest month is November average is 39.5C (103.1F) and coolest June with 31C (87.8F). Annual rainfall 800mm. We really only have 2 seasons wet & dry.
Spectacular scenery, crocodiles and the best fishing. The only downside is records ordered can take 2-3 weeks to get here.

Cheers

[Steve Morris]

Not much else to do really I suppose

Isn't Bridlington where Yorkshirians go to die? A bit like St Annes for Lancastrians?

Caught a cold last time I went to St Annes
Must admit I do like visiting Brid and St Annes, we dont have any sea here in the Peak District and you guys are an easy drive away.

[westhuller]

i come from Wigan originally, but i live in Bridlington now, a tiny seaside town just south of scarborough and north of hull

I live in Hull a large city in East Yorkshire just south of a tiny seaside town called Bridlington

[twbranch]

I am from Winston Salem, NC USA. Not much to look at but I have mountains about an hour and half west and beach 3-4 hours east.

[Alvabass]

I'm a very new forum member who lives in Bucaramanga, Colombia, South America.

http://www.worldmapfinder.com/GoogleMap ... manga.html

[abs1]

On the western slope of the Rocky Mountains just above the small town of Palisade, Colorado right at the base of the Grand Mesa, known as the worlds largest and highest flat-top mountain!

[Steve Morris]

My family is from Wales, but I've lived in Gravesned, Kent, England most of my life. Gravesend's claim to fame is that Pocohontas is burried here... under Marks n' Sparks.

However, I currently spend most of my time in the wonderful Georgian city of Bath... I am studying a masters degree in Physics there. It's a truely beautiful place and has many people intrested in 'old' things... such as Ale, Architecture, vintage guitars... and vinyl!

Here is a pic of Bath's most famous landmark... the Royal Crescent!

Oh how I love Bath, My late friend Tim studied electronics at Bath Uni, late 70s early 80s
The bars used to have turntables behind and played lots of diverse music, basically anything you wanted.
Back then the hot club was Moles, I remember Tears for Fears playing before they got famous.
Next holiday I must visit.

[anguish]

I live in the lovely city of Budapest, in Hungary.

[mythos]

Ah yes, Budapest. Truly lovely. I have spent nearly 2 months there, on and off, staying in the hotel just to the right of the Chain Bridge. Also, have often walked up to the Citadel across to the Palace etc. past where this picture was taken from.

[Steve Morris]

Annual rainfall 800mm.

Peak District UK has only one season WET almost double that for 2012.
http://www.buxtonweather.co.uk/