[nealandfamily]

Good Evening
We are soon to be returning to UK after having spent 3 years working in BC, Canada. Area will be dependent on work availability although we will be looking for some land to continue with our vision of having a small holding. Our eldest son has just spent 9 months on an internship in Oregon working with a 100 acre rotational pasture based poultry and pig farm. He has spent time with Joel Salatin at Polyface in Virginia exploring opportunities to get into farming.

We're looking forward to connecting with and imputing into this forum, and of course asking lots of questions.

Neal

[Frieslandfilly]

Hello and welcome both to the forum and eventually the UK

Dawn

[Rosemary]

Hi and welcome from brilliantly sunny Carnoustie  Actually, it's damp and mild, but I was going to say "come to Scotland" and thought sunny might be more attractive!

We've just moved to Angus and we love it - slower pace of life than the central belt. You'll get more bangs for your bucks than in much of England plus glorious scenery, lovely people  and possibly a referendum on independence!!

[Hilarysmum]

Welcome from Brittany, France.

[lachlanandmarcus]

Heloooo!

Agree that if you loved BC you really need Scotland or Wales, but maybe Scotland if you skied in BC. I live 30 mins from the ski lifts!

[HappyHippy]

Hello and welcome from me in South Lanarkshire 
I'd vote Scotland too  Can't beat it 
I have pigs and chickens and look forward to hearing more from you as you move forward with your plans.
Karen

[Fleecewife]

Hello and welcome from southern Scotland.  It's good to hear of someone returning to Britain rather than heading off. The scale will be smaller than in BC of course.

[morri2]

Hi!  From foggy north Wales.  Welcome to the site. Hope you find what you want in the UK.

[ballingall]

Hello and welcome



Beth

[CameronS]

welcome from fife 

[jinglejoys]

Welcome but from what I hear of Canada where they still appreciate Farmer,it'll be a BIG culture shock for you

[Daisys Mum]

Hi and welcome from the Scottish borders  Have to recommend Scotland too, fantastic scenery and not too expensive either. Oh and

very friendly natives

[Sandy]

Hi, we "emigrated" from England 4 years ago and love it here in Scotland, even the cooler weather suits me, I love the open space yet the diversity of the central belt!!!

[Eastling]

Hi
and welcome from Kent, they say the garden of England