could it be ireland?
Jan 12th 2008, 10:36 am
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Re: could it be ireland?
We used to go in February or late Autumn and it usually rained or was cloudy but we used to love it.
Jan 13th 2008, 7:24 pm
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Re: could it be ireland?
We have been 15 years in Portugal, but 5 years ago when we went for a holiday we were tempted to move. We absolutely love the south, Cork in particular. We decided to have holidays there instead of selling up, but it was touch and go.
Jan 13th 2008, 10:04 pm
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Re: could it be ireland?
[QUOTE=Mitzyboy;5777330]It has immense beauty when the weather is dire also, although I say that as someone who has toured around in a motorhome .... I appreciate if you live there you might get a little hacked off with it.
Agreed, there is still beauty when the weather is "dire", but you can enjoy it more when it is dry!
Anna 58 said:
We have been 15 years in Portugal, but 5 years ago when we went for a holiday we were tempted to move. We absolutely love the south, Cork in particular. We decided to have holidays there instead of selling up, but it was touch and go.
If my husband and I had thought that we could make a living in Portugal as english speakers, we would have strongly considered moving to Portugal!!
But now I must say that we are very happy in Ireland.
Agreed, there is still beauty when the weather is "dire", but you can enjoy it more when it is dry!
Anna 58 said:
We have been 15 years in Portugal, but 5 years ago when we went for a holiday we were tempted to move. We absolutely love the south, Cork in particular. We decided to have holidays there instead of selling up, but it was touch and go.
If my husband and I had thought that we could make a living in Portugal as english speakers, we would have strongly considered moving to Portugal!!
But now I must say that we are very happy in Ireland.
