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The title says it all really. How many of you don't actually live here anymore? I know there's a few. As I've said elsewhere, I leave this week for less expensive climes (sadly), but I do like the EDF and there's nothing similar that I've found so far where we're going, so I'd like to keep popping in. Will I be in good company?

AnnaJ and Bignumber5.


RosieH is a rare poster these days and she hasn't even moved away.


For Moos there is a big time difference which I guess doesn't help.


I feel pretty safw betting that SJ and EP will remain pretty regular posters. They're in too deep to walk away!

Me. I left ED about two years ago - first to West London, then Austria, then travelling. Am now back in Austria and will be back in West London in a few months.


Have a small plan to try and replicate the success of the EDF in W13 when I return.

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