Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part II
Mar 10th 2005, 9:27 pm
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Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part II
For varies reasons I have deleted the orginal thread "Ayamonte - Costi Esuri" Please continue your discussions in this thread.
Sue
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Mar 10th 2005, 9:31 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
Originally Posted by Sue
For varies reasons I have deleted the orginal thread "Ayamonte - Costi Esuri" Please continue your discussions in this thread.
Sue
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regards steph and david
Mar 10th 2005, 10:03 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
Hi Sam,
I read that post you up earlier about the removals, but didn't make a note of the web site, would appreciate you posting it again.
Sorry to hear about the pooch, chin up!
Jag
I read that post you up earlier about the removals, but didn't make a note of the web site, would appreciate you posting it again.
Sorry to hear about the pooch, chin up!
Jag
Mar 10th 2005, 10:08 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
Sue,
Could you change the title to Costa Esuri as opposed to Costi Esuri. Not being pedantic but it took a while to find this thread again.
Thanks
Jag
Could you change the title to Costa Esuri as opposed to Costi Esuri. Not being pedantic but it took a while to find this thread again.
Thanks
Jag
Mar 10th 2005, 10:16 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
Sue
please can you advise us what concerns you had re the original thread, so we don't repeat the problems you had with it.
It is a pity that such a useful source of info is lost
regards Ticktontyke
please can you advise us what concerns you had re the original thread, so we don't repeat the problems you had with it.
It is a pity that such a useful source of info is lost
regards Ticktontyke
Originally Posted by Sue
For varies reasons I have deleted the orginal thread "Ayamonte - Costi Esuri" Please continue your discussions in this thread.
Sue
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Sue
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Mar 11th 2005, 5:55 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
Originally Posted by JAG SIDHU
Hi Sam,
I read that post you up earlier about the removals, but didn't make a note of the web site, would appreciate you posting it again.
Sorry to hear about the pooch, chin up!
Jag
I read that post you up earlier about the removals, but didn't make a note of the web site, would appreciate you posting it again.
Sorry to hear about the pooch, chin up!
Jag
I`m in total shock about the thread, all the pictures are gone. I was only reading through it all the other day, having a laugh at some of the things like swangate and us all trying out our Spanish. Oh well, can someone please post some more photos soon. Jono, when you go out there, can you please ask about the showers in the bathrooms. Do they put them in, or do we have do fit them.
Jono, did you happen to take a note of the directions to Carrefour, as I am looking forward to my shopping trips there ( LOL )
Sam
Mar 11th 2005, 6:48 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
some photo's
not very good but better than nothing
TicktonTyke
not very good but better than nothing
TicktonTyke
Originally Posted by sam parky
Thanks for that, Jag, she meant the world to us. The website you need is www.europeanremovals.com hope you get a decent quote. They have a depot in Spain, I think thats why they can do it a bit cheaper.
I`m in total shock about the thread, all the pictures are gone. I was only reading through it all the other day, having a laugh at some of the things like swangate and us all trying out our Spanish. Oh well, can someone please post some more photos soon. Jono, when you go out there, can you please ask about the showers in the bathrooms. Do they put them in, or do we have do fit them.
Jono, did you happen to take a note of the directions to Carrefour, as I am looking forward to my shopping trips there ( LOL )
Sam
I`m in total shock about the thread, all the pictures are gone. I was only reading through it all the other day, having a laugh at some of the things like swangate and us all trying out our Spanish. Oh well, can someone please post some more photos soon. Jono, when you go out there, can you please ask about the showers in the bathrooms. Do they put them in, or do we have do fit them.
Jono, did you happen to take a note of the directions to Carrefour, as I am looking forward to my shopping trips there ( LOL )
Sam
Mar 11th 2005, 7:02 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
Originally Posted by TicktonTyke
some photo's
not very good but better than nothing
TicktonTyke
not very good but better than nothing
TicktonTyke
Sam
Mar 11th 2005, 8:00 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part II
Originally Posted by Sue
For varies reasons I have deleted the orginal thread "Ayamonte - Costi Esuri" Please continue your discussions in this thread.
Sue
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Sue
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Hi Sue
What happened to all the earlier information? is this retrievable in any way?
What rules have been broken to cause the problem?
JohnandCarol
Mar 11th 2005, 8:06 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
Originally Posted by sam parky
Thanks for those. Which manzana was the last photo and how long ago was it?
Sam
Sam
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Mar 11th 2005, 8:14 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
Originally Posted by TicktonTyke
RAV-4 MAN 6
2 weeks ago
TicktonTyke
2 weeks ago
TicktonTyke
Mar 11th 2005, 8:46 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part II
Hi all,
Although I am a new member I have maintained notes on many web addresses suggested in the past by members. If anyone needs a listing of these please let me know.
As a reminder I am purchasing a 3 bed in Pueblo Andaluz due for completion in June 2006 and would be interested in finding new neighbors or potential golfing partners.
Cheers
JohnandCarol
Although I am a new member I have maintained notes on many web addresses suggested in the past by members. If anyone needs a listing of these please let me know.
As a reminder I am purchasing a 3 bed in Pueblo Andaluz due for completion in June 2006 and would be interested in finding new neighbors or potential golfing partners.
Cheers
JohnandCarol
Mar 11th 2005, 9:39 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
Originally Posted by sam parky
Thanks for those. Which manzana was the last photo and how long ago was it?
Sam
Sam
Cheers
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Mar 11th 2005, 11:26 am
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Re: Ayamonte - Costi Esuri - Part II
All I can tell you is that I had many requests to delete varies posts. People where concerened about the information they had posted, mainly plot numbers etc. I had so many requests that in the end I decided to delete the thread. Posts have to be manually deleted and there were too many for me to selectively delete specific posts.
As I mentioned before, posters need to be careful about how much of their information they want to share with others.
Sue
As I mentioned before, posters need to be careful about how much of their information they want to share with others.
Sue
Originally Posted by TicktonTyke
Sue
please can you advise us what concerns you had re the original thread, so we don't repeat the problems you had with it.
It is a pity that such a useful source of info is lost
regards Ticktontyke
please can you advise us what concerns you had re the original thread, so we don't repeat the problems you had with it.
It is a pity that such a useful source of info is lost
regards Ticktontyke
Mar 11th 2005, 1:04 pm
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Re: Ayamonte - Costa Esuri - Part II
Hello everybody,
I was in ayamonte on monday and tuesday and the weather was really nice. I stayed at the parador and had a great dinner.
We are going next Saturday for 10 days so if anybody wants to meet up that would be nice.
Me, my wife Dawn and my two boys are moving out permanently to Ayamonte on the 20th April, so its time to pack.
We can't wait.
We just need to find a house to buy now, so we are going to rent to start off with.
Regards
mike.
I was in ayamonte on monday and tuesday and the weather was really nice. I stayed at the parador and had a great dinner.
We are going next Saturday for 10 days so if anybody wants to meet up that would be nice.
Me, my wife Dawn and my two boys are moving out permanently to Ayamonte on the 20th April, so its time to pack.
We can't wait.
We just need to find a house to buy now, so we are going to rent to start off with.
Regards
mike.