Re: Chiclana
 

Ah Dazzle....that is the duality of nature cruel and beautiful... Andy I don't think Glynis moans.....she comments on the changing detrimentally of a beautiful place which we all chose to buy houses in, for the sake of profit. I can understand the farmers and builders wanting to make more money when given the opportunity, but why don't they realise that if they develop they should do it more sensitively and they may get better prices for their houses anyway.

Re: Chiclana
 

STOP GANGING UP ON ME
All I am saying is, Glynis sounds like she prefers no buildings round her,
then its not to harsh to suggest she should consider moving more into the campo.
if we was on big brother, I could call this racism:p

Re: Chiclana
 

[QUOTE=Andy Pipken;4308422]STOP GANGING UP ON ME
All I am saying is, Glynis sounds like she prefers no buildings round her,
then its not to harsh to suggest she should consider moving more into the campo.
if we was on big brother, I could call this racism:p[/QUOTE
But it was the campo when she first moved there!!! I havea field and an orchard to the east and west of me...if they build, as they surely willl then so be it. If they build tastefully and keep it to say two houses on each plot then that would be in the way of things. If they crammed more on and ruined the open nature of the area then I may well be heading for the campo myself, if there is any campo left to head for !!! Pago will soon be a suburb of Chiclana...

Re: Chiclana
 

[QUOTE=poollounger;4311310]I know of an area of PAGO where they built 2 story houses and they over look into the gardens of the houses front and behind:( :(

Re: Chiclana
 

The people here thought " nobody will ever build in front of us "

See how they filled in between two bits of the mountain, then built another block of apartments.