if you could live anywhere and take your horses with you

[PaintboxEDT]

where would you go ??

i love where i live now but would like to take away all the roads and idiot drivers as they like to use our village as a racetrack !!
i think i would like to live in the new forest !!

 

[MizElz]

i would like to live in ireland...in the middle of nowhere, so i can ride my horse and write books

 

[MillionDollar]

Anywhere in the world- New Zealand
Anywhere in the UK- in the middle of the New Forest

BUT I love where I live and I would never ever sell our farms even if someone offered me £100,000,000

 

[jesterfaerie]

I love where I live now but we don't have any bridleways. I would like to live in the middle of nowhere basicly lol. Maybe somwhere down south like cornwall or maybe wales, tb I have no idea.

 

[eventing_kid]

I would love to live at sarah cohens yard with my horse!

 

[kateknights]

Well, we recently went on holiday to the Isle of Wight and everywhere you went the were bridleways, soooo many of them I have never known anything like it, so I would love to live there, and the countryside is lovely too.
The thing is we cannot afford what we have here in sunny Lincolnshire what with the land and stables at home at the IOW, so I will just stick to dreaming!
Kate x

 

[Shantor1]

The Cranbourne Chase in South Wiltshire - miles of ancient droves and bridleways such as the Ox Drove and Ackling Dyke. I used to ride my now retired cob gelding around there on riding holidays and aim to take my younger horse there one day.

 

[aimeerose]

New Zealand, South Island, either Christchuch area or the Nelson/Marlborough region - although I'm very lucky as we are planning to move out there 2009 (possibly earlier depending on savings)

In the UK? Devon, either Tavistock north or Chagford/Gidleigh area

lots of space and not to many people!!

 

[ISHmad]

The Isle of Mull, or the Scilly Isles I think.

 

[Sarah_Jane]

I like where I live but it is too far to get anywhere. The edge of Exmoor not too far from the main road networks would be fantastic.

 

[glenruby]

So many places that Id like to live for a few years, though ideally Id like to come back to Tipperary to settle down in maybe 10years ime.
In the mean time, Id love to spend a few years in Oz - especially Randwick.
Id love to go back to Kentucky - not necessarily Lexington, but not too remote an area either. The major stud areas of Versailles, Midway and Bourbon County are realistically quite a strong possibility but I really liked Lousiville too - though Im not sure if its somewhere Id like to live.

 

[WFL]

I would live here for the summer 6 months, then in New Zealand during our winter 6 months. No short days or crappy weather ever again!

 

[mickey]

Australia

 

[Enfys]

I'm already there

OK, so I didn't choose to bring the horses in the end, and we never planned to stay exactly in this area for ever, but Canada, yes.

 

[AimeeLou]

probably canada. Or bora bora. Cant be taking the horses there tho.

 

[MagicMelon]

I would like to live in South Africa (near Capetown rather than scary Jo'burg), but then they have that awful virus / disease which horses can get......

Otherwise would love to have my own horses in Florida for the weather. I think Id love Kentucky if I ever went there, heaven for horses.

 

[IsabelleJ]

Would love to live in the New Forest. We spent part of the weekend there, and I totally fell in love with it. Gorgeous houses, lovely scenery, pretty ponies! I am trying to persuade other half to consider it - he would probably get grumpy at tourists/ponies/cows clogging up the roads on a regular basis.

Best of all? It's only half an hour away, so it's actually fairly realistic

Isabelle