Where is everyone?

[BlaiseinLondon]

Hello. I'm new here (have done the intro bit) and thought it might be interesting to get a feel for where the most active members are based.

I'll kick off:
currently in London, which is where I was born, but have lived in six or seven different places in the UK and, many years ago, in California.

 

[GaryE]

Most members don't hide their location. It's useful to know beyond the social side as it can affect what answers you get. Medication and fish availability, products we use, our water - these all vary whether we're in Europe, Asia, Australia or the Americas.

I'm in eastern Canada, along the Bay of Fundy. I'm from Quebec, but also lived for a short time in your London, a long time ago.

 

[JCinPA]

Philadelphia area, USA

 

[seangee]

Berks, I have the same ridiculously hard water as you - It may actually be harder and (probably) more polluted. So I use RO because I keep soft water fish

 

[GirldadFishguy]

I'm unfortunately in boring Tennessee, USA.

 

[bgarthe]

I’m in north central Illinois.

Btw……Tennessee is not boring, it’s awesome. IL is boring.

 

[Uberhoust]

Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

 

[Psychotic Madman]

Preston Lancashire, gods own county.

 

[Essjay]

Right on the border between the old counties of North Riding of Yorkshire and County Durham.

Lancashire, gods own county.

But I was born in Lancashire (or Merseyside as it is now )

 

[Psychotic Madman]

Still Lancashire to me.

 

[EmmaS]

Born in Lambeth. Lived virtually all my life in west sussex.

 

[Boundava]

I’m in north central Illinois.

Btw……Tennessee is not boring, it’s awesome. IL is boring.

Will agree with above. I'm in North IL, right on the border with WI.
Got some awesome Lake Michigan hard water (thankfully).

 

[anewbie]

I'm here or somewhere over there - as for N IL vs TN they are both boring but TN has some really nice private caves if you know someone with access.

 

[BlaiseinLondon]

Born in Lambeth. Lived virtually all my life in west sussex.

Love Sussex

 

[GaryE]

So far, we've established that water around London and the south of England (chalk?) seems to be hard, and that the US is competitively boring.