any cougars from uk

[matt10001]

I will look forward to it

[jrcostello]

I am in UK too, I'm quite young and I'm really looking for a confident cougar to fire things up

[scottish27]

hi i am looking to am 27 but i seem to be not finding any cougars from england scotland

[matt10001]

Hey I found you on the other side, my name is youngman1001

[lynda]

WOW! The UK and Scots are coming out in force!!! Cougar jet leaving for the UK soon hahaha...

[sharps]

Cougars seem to be in short supply at this side of the pond.

[wetnwild]

sharps, I hear the same thing from a cub in the UK that I talk to. Maybe all of you cubs should come on over to the good 'ole USA! Plenty of cougars over here for you!

[sonia]

Well I think there are a good few down here in the liberal laid-back South - which isn't much good if you are up in the North: its a bit of a commute!!

[sharps]

I'd love to go get me some US cougars! But, i'm terrified of flying. So i guess the only other option is to either swim or borrow Dame Ellen MacArthur's boat!

I'm yet to explore this way of life as much as i'd like so i'm not too sure how the general domain feels about cougar/cub relationships. But in my experience in (North West) England, it doesn't seem to go on much. Seems to be a lot more of a case for it in American, although i'm sure that's just down to its massive population.

I think you are right Sonia. The lack of demand for internal flights (although i can't blame anyone) means there are long commutes. I'm not one who is particularly shy of journeys having been all over the country for various reasons. It is pretty tedious being behind the wheel for 4-5 hours at a time.

I could only just handle my latest London trip in May last year. But it was football related, so i'll spare the details.