COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Mar 25th 2008 | 7:10 pm
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
If you do not mind travelling to Tavira I can recommend Abstracto, Rive Gauche and A Pateo. The first 2 are French influenced and the latter Portuguese. They are located just north of the Roman bridge. If you walk over the bridge you immediately come to a triangular building, go to the right. You will walk about 30 metres and there is narrow street on the right, you can see Rive Gauche on the right. To find the others walk back to the end of the narrow street turn right and they are more or less next door to each other about 20 metres up the road.
I'm going to have to eat loads with all the info you guys have given me...... Yum
Mar 25th 2008 | 7:30 pm
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Hola! Buenos dias,
On the subject of food...and, perhaps a bit early for some to stomach...my favourite meal so far has been a menu del dia of "squid in it's ink" served with rice...yum! Same place served the mayor, so you could always ask to have what he is having!
Carol
On the subject of food...and, perhaps a bit early for some to stomach...my favourite meal so far has been a menu del dia of "squid in it's ink" served with rice...yum! Same place served the mayor, so you could always ask to have what he is having!
Carol
Mar 25th 2008 | 7:38 pm
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Marisol, with all the lovely vegetables you can buy in Spain, they don`t seem to serve many of them with the meals in Spanish restaurants, or is it just where I go.
When you cook at home do you not have vegetables with your meals.
Maybe it is just the poor British way that our vegetables seem to swamp our plates and we nearly lose the meat. lol
When you cook at home do you not have vegetables with your meals.
Maybe it is just the poor British way that our vegetables seem to swamp our plates and we nearly lose the meat. lol
Mar 25th 2008 | 7:41 pm
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
If I lived in Esuri I'd want a curry now and then but I'd make my own and I'm happy to supply anyone that gets a curry urge!!!
But I don't (live there that is) so when I'm there I just love eating fresh food that I can get in London but would cost me a small fortune here, plus in London I've got someone messing around with it. Simplicity is the way forward.
The fish/fruit/meat market in Ayamonte is fantastic I can see me living in there. Cycle down in a morning. Buy the stuff, cry as I cycle up the hills back to Costa Esuri and then grill outside and drink some plonk. I don't want more than that.
But I don't (live there that is) so when I'm there I just love eating fresh food that I can get in London but would cost me a small fortune here, plus in London I've got someone messing around with it. Simplicity is the way forward.
The fish/fruit/meat market in Ayamonte is fantastic I can see me living in there. Cycle down in a morning. Buy the stuff, cry as I cycle up the hills back to Costa Esuri and then grill outside and drink some plonk. I don't want more than that.
There's the new Namaste Indian Restaurant in Cartaya which is very good
Mar 25th 2008 | 7:44 pm
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You're correct about your tinned veg, Fortaleza. Bottled veg looks pretty on a shelf, too. Yet, with the fresh produce in the market... Convenience can't be used as an excuse.
Mar 25th 2008 | 7:47 pm
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Mar 25th 2008 | 8:04 pm
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Why are you so adamant that this is going to affect CE? In the grand scheme of Fadesa things, CE is a drop in the ocean. And you lot on here criticised JDR, me and others for being negative but your posts of late seem to suggest you are practically begging for there to be a problem
Mar 25th 2008 | 8:12 pm
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Why are you so adamant that this is going to affect CE? In the grand scheme of Fadesa things, CE is a drop in the ocean. And you lot on here criticised JDR, me and others for being negative but your posts of late seem to suggest you are practically begging for there to be a problem
I am simply repeating what is being reported. This is one of the few forums where the issues with Fadesa and CE can openly and honestly be reported....something that the local press seem unwilling to do.
I am not begging for there to be a problem. I have invested money, time and effort in trying to get Fadesa to deliver thier promises....I am concerned (very). I cannot ignore what is going on with the refinancing of MFs debt.
May be this is all a storm in a tea cup. I do hope it all works out. But there are indicators out there that concern me. They should concern all with a genuine interest in CE.
I would ask you a simple question. Hypothetically,if a developer rang you tomorrow asking you to complete; yet there was no mains electricity, promissed works had been delayed, the debt had yet to be refinanced, it had missed a loan payment and had yet to renegotiate credit terms with suppliers....would you complete? What do you think your solicitor would say?
Mar 25th 2008 | 8:28 pm
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
I find it surprising that Andalucia with it's historical Arabic influence doesn't have more spicy food.
Mar 25th 2008 | 8:30 pm
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Disagree.
I am simply repeating what is being reported. This is one of the few forums where the issues with Fadesa and CE can openly and honestly be reported....something that the local press seem unwilling to do.
I am not begging for there to be a problem. I have invested money, time and effort in trying to get Fadesa to deliver thier promises....I am concerned (very). I cannot ignore what is going on with the refinancing of MFs debt.
May be this is all a storm in a tea cup. I do hope it all works out. But there are indicators out there that concern me. They should concern all with a genuine interest in CE.
I would ask you a simple question. Hypothetically,if a developer rang you tomorrow asking you to complete; yet there was no mains electricity, promissed works had been delayed, the debt had yet to be refinanced, it had missed a loan payment and had yet to renegotiate credit terms with suppliers....would you complete? What do you think your solicitor would say?
I am simply repeating what is being reported. This is one of the few forums where the issues with Fadesa and CE can openly and honestly be reported....something that the local press seem unwilling to do.
I am not begging for there to be a problem. I have invested money, time and effort in trying to get Fadesa to deliver thier promises....I am concerned (very). I cannot ignore what is going on with the refinancing of MFs debt.
May be this is all a storm in a tea cup. I do hope it all works out. But there are indicators out there that concern me. They should concern all with a genuine interest in CE.
I would ask you a simple question. Hypothetically,if a developer rang you tomorrow asking you to complete; yet there was no mains electricity, promissed works had been delayed, the debt had yet to be refinanced, it had missed a loan payment and had yet to renegotiate credit terms with suppliers....would you complete? What do you think your solicitor would say?
Mar 25th 2008 | 9:58 pm
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Fadesa may go bust. But the receivers come in and sell off the assets.
Costa Esuri is an asset. Someone will buy it.
The houses or land or project won't vanish. It may be a good or a bad thing in the short term. Maybe someone with more vision will buy it.
Maybe some developer with less vision will buy it.
All I know is it won't vanish.
In the long term it makes no odds. That's just my opinion.
Costa Esuri is an asset. Someone will buy it.
The houses or land or project won't vanish. It may be a good or a bad thing in the short term. Maybe someone with more vision will buy it.
Maybe some developer with less vision will buy it.
All I know is it won't vanish.
In the long term it makes no odds. That's just my opinion.
Mar 25th 2008 | 11:54 pm
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Looks like the Mari Luz case is coming to an end.
I don't know if I am allowed to post this as it is from my site. If it gets removed. I will post a PDF you can download
http://www.infoayamonte.com/index.ph...=107&book_id=2
I don't know if I am allowed to post this as it is from my site. If it gets removed. I will post a PDF you can download
http://www.infoayamonte.com/index.ph...=107&book_id=2
Mar 26th 2008 | 12:23 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Fadesa may go bust. But the receivers come in and sell off the assets.
Costa Esuri is an asset. Someone will buy it.
The houses or land or project won't vanish. It may be a good or a bad thing in the short term. Maybe someone with more vision will buy it.
Maybe some developer with less vision will buy it.
All I know is it won't vanish.
In the long term it makes no odds. That's just my opinion.
Costa Esuri is an asset. Someone will buy it.
The houses or land or project won't vanish. It may be a good or a bad thing in the short term. Maybe someone with more vision will buy it.
Maybe some developer with less vision will buy it.
All I know is it won't vanish.
In the long term it makes no odds. That's just my opinion.
Mar 26th 2008 | 12:39 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
I think I'll nip in quick and take my profits out!!
Mar 26th 2008 | 12:40 am
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Who knows but enough people are punting on it, or it could be a dreaded hedge fund inflating to buy back at a lower rate.
Either way it's a tentative positive.
As I say, the houses won't get bull dozed. THe land and course etc will have residual value so whilst the value of our "investment" may go down initially. Long term it should still be OK.
Either way it's a tentative positive.
As I say, the houses won't get bull dozed. THe land and course etc will have residual value so whilst the value of our "investment" may go down initially. Long term it should still be OK.
