The Ayamonte Photograph Album
Aug 31st 2009, 4:45 pm
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Re: The Ayamonte Photograph Album
Originally Posted by GerryW
Some Costa Esuri Golf Course 1 Pictures
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Aug 31st 2009, 4:48 pm
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Re: The Ayamonte Photograph Album
Originally Posted by GerryW
Fountain, & course 1 with Guadiana in background.
Aug 31st 2009, 6:03 pm
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Re: The Ayamonte Photograph Album
Originally Posted by John and Lynn
Did you have to get in the fountain to get that picture!! Have just got back, and it did not look like that from where I was standing, or are you 20 feet tall?
Two more pictures - one of the private developer gated communites at the North West of site and Villa Real St Antonio Marina. One thing about the Marina's - they all appear to be full. So the Marina at Costa Esuri may well happen - as demand seems to be there.
Aug 31st 2009, 9:15 pm
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Re: The Ayamonte Photograph Album
Originally Posted by GerryW
I walked right up to it and took a picture - simple as that. Its the roundabout at the far end of the site - east.
Two more pictures - one of the private developer gated communites at the North West of site and Villa Real St Antonio Marina. One thing about the Marina's - they all appear to be full. So the Marina at Costa Esuri may well happen - as demand seems to be there.
Two more pictures - one of the private developer gated communites at the North West of site and Villa Real St Antonio Marina. One thing about the Marina's - they all appear to be full. So the Marina at Costa Esuri may well happen - as demand seems to be there.
The pictures look great, thanks for sharing them. I have a bit of a disk/sciatica problem at the moment so am on the flat of my back dreaming of sunnier climes in CE. The golf course pictures especially look really good. Mind you I would not mind having one of the boats in the other picture either!
If there are any other pictures to cheer up an absent CE'lite I would really appreciate then.
Best Wishes
George
Sep 1st 2009, 7:53 pm
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Re: The Ayamonte Photograph Album
Originally Posted by George & Rosalia
hi Gerry
The pictures look great, thanks for sharing them. I have a bit of a disk/sciatica problem at the moment so am on the flat of my back dreaming of sunnier climes in CE. The golf course pictures especially look really good. Mind you I would not mind having one of the boats in the other picture either!
If there are any other pictures to cheer up an absent CE'lite I would really appreciate then.
Best Wishes
George
The pictures look great, thanks for sharing them. I have a bit of a disk/sciatica problem at the moment so am on the flat of my back dreaming of sunnier climes in CE. The golf course pictures especially look really good. Mind you I would not mind having one of the boats in the other picture either!
If there are any other pictures to cheer up an absent CE'lite I would really appreciate then.
Best Wishes
George
Last edited by GerryW; Sep 1st 2009 at 8:02 pm.
Nov 22nd 2009, 7:12 am
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Re: The Ayamonte Photograph Album
[QUOTE=Fredbargate;8116143]Compare with September 2002 when they looked a lot smarter.
Gosh! They certainly haven't worn well. I wonder why they have stripped all the paint off. They were the same inside and out so no paint anywhere - must have taken a lot of work. Perhaps that's what they would have looked like when the got back from the New World? The museum was quite interesting - it's a pity they didn'y even have a short leaflet in English let alone a guide book. We went because of an article in The Resident which was trying to attract British tourists. Could do better!
Gosh! They certainly haven't worn well. I wonder why they have stripped all the paint off. They were the same inside and out so no paint anywhere - must have taken a lot of work. Perhaps that's what they would have looked like when the got back from the New World? The museum was quite interesting - it's a pity they didn'y even have a short leaflet in English let alone a guide book. We went because of an article in The Resident which was trying to attract British tourists. Could do better!
Nov 22nd 2009, 7:28 am
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Re: The Ayamonte Photograph Album
I first saw these boats in 1992 ? in Puerto Sherry as part of the 500th anniversary.
Unfortunately maintenance requirements on exhibits like these are very high and funding often difficult to obtain / justify.
Mike are the women still in good health,or maybe they have put on a little weight with the extra years ?
Unfortunately maintenance requirements on exhibits like these are very high and funding often difficult to obtain / justify.
Mike are the women still in good health,or maybe they have put on a little weight with the extra years ?
