Hi from the UK

Hi - Looking forward to meeting other like-minded people here. I love being active, travel, especially exploring nature here in the UK. Love adventures in nature, and helping and supporting others wherever and whenever I can. I’m not originally from the UK, but love living here and visiting places like Wales, Yorkshire, Cornwall etc. Love swimming and exercise in general. Am planning to do alot of cycling in the warmer months here, something I haven’t done in some time. Good to be here and hope you’re all doing alright.

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CaliforniaDreamer95 over 5 years ago

Hello and welcome to the forum! I have been diagnosed with Level 2 ASD. Feel free to ask any questions and read my profile.

I am sure that you will find plenty of other people that have similar interests to your own.

Cumbria, Devon and the Highlands of Scotland are nice to visit (When you can).
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Anthony over 5 years ago in reply to CaliforniaDreamer95

I’ve not seen much of Cumbria but I second the views on Devon and the Highlands - both beautiful.
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Jules over 5 years ago in reply to Anthony

I saw some images of Durdle Door yesterday(had never seen it before. So many great places to explore, and so much history here! Love it!
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Senor over 5 years ago in reply to Jules

The secret of Durdle Door is now obviously over, and it is probably in danger of being loved to death. I suppose many people have elected to go there this last weekend because it is so cut off .... from authority. Hence the necessity to use an air ambulance to pick up the casualties. Glad I wasn't there. Glad also that I do have some idea how to deal with isolation and cabin fever.
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Senor over 5 years ago in reply to Jules

The secret of Durdle Door is now obviously over, and it is probably in danger of being loved to death. I suppose many people have elected to go there this last weekend because it is so cut off .... from authority. Hence the necessity to use an air ambulance to pick up the casualties. Glad I wasn't there. Glad also that I do have some idea how to deal with isolation and cabin fever.
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