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👱🏻‍♀️ About: Kristin Wilson is the author of Digital Nomads For Dummies, the host of Badass Digital Nomads Podcast, and known as Traveling with Kristin on YouTube. She's traveled to more than 60 countries and has been helping people move overseas since 2005.

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[judithhope]

People in the rural south are just as friendly. We aren't all Londoners.

[lilzisokatgeography]

Thanks for coming here, im glad you enjoyed it! From an English person ❤️🇬🇧🇺🇸

[lynpip]

Very friendly most places. I didnt find London or Edinburgh very friendly. But glasgow is incredibly friendly

[bbarton]

It makes a refreshing change to hear my home country described in such a positive way. Thanks for sharing🙂👍

[robharrisU]

Northerners are more open and welcoming than Londoners are, and will look at you eye to eye with a smile.

[sterngraham]

Can we get a petition to give Kristin the Freedom of Manchester, she's done a better job than the UK tourism board

[lroberts]

The north of england is FAR better than the south. The people are lovely. Visit York and Yorkshire the people there are so friendly and its a beautiful part of the UK. Very green!!

[AB..__..]

The Brits are very friendly and entertaining. They also have thousands of variations of the classic southern USA jab, "bless your heart". You may realize a minute or two latter that you've been called a dickhead. :o)

[stretfordender]

Northern England is the best, with the best people.

[ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR]

Hmmm..🤔 Isn't there nature everywhere in every other country??

[wakeupsweep]

I’m used to people always turning their heads or on their phone. I will adjust lol

[pipercharms]

Northern England is known for being very friendly unlike the south, we’re more likely to be more preserved and less likely to strike up a conversation or say hello.

I mean it happens but much less.

[bullspre]

i am greek and i have to tell you, pls visit lake district nearby

[chrisangus]

You didn't leave the city much in the US did you lol. It shows

[PorkBellyFutures]

It's grim up North😂 best kept secret, we don't want Londoners to know😊

[wilsonbrownofficial]

Not for much longer, the way housing is being built everywhere.

[Walkwithlahiru]

Nature is, , wow (nice video) walk 🚶‍♂️ 👌 ❤❤❤

[Siberialover]

U from USA 😮 America has mountains & mile a pon miles of wild 😂❤

[FlintDB]

The U.K. is a big garden. It really is a green and pleasant land. 92% of the U.K. is countryside and a large part of that countryside is idyllic made more so by just how accessible it is. And I’ve travelled and lived in many many countries. U.K. also has some great cities like Bath, York, Cambridge etc. but unfortunately also has a lot of pretty depressing towns and cities. Best to avoid these where possible. Best bet is to stick to the countryside outside London.

[shannonsimms]

I’m that person… in the USA. I’m trying to find a way to have a more digital job so I can live a nomadic life. I want to find my tribe of fellow happy people. I believe that exists- just probably not here.