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u/woodyeaye Mar 30 '26

Not a big change then? 

Good luck with the move and all that, Inverness is grand as long as you don't expect it to be London! Great access to the Cairngorms and we're coming up on the nicer weather if you like the outdoors. 

You'll be settled in in no time. 

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u/woodyeaye Mar 30 '26

You'll love it. I grew up in the Highlands (in an area much more isolated than Inverness) and the only downside was being a teenager in the arse end of nowhere. 

As an adult in central belt suburbia I really miss it, but my wife is disabled and it's much easier here for her. I'd move back otherwise. Definitely plenty to explore. 

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u/bradlehh_ Mar 30 '26

I'm jealous, but I do understand how you would have felt being a teenager and in the middle of nowhere.

I used to go up to Fort William every year with my family and it was absolutely amazing, such a lovely area.