COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Feb 4th 2008, 8:15 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
If you want it every month, you will need to email info as the subscriber folder is there.
Feb 4th 2008, 8:21 am
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Re: Where would you recommend? Nice expat locations
HI,
we moved here last year with 12 year old son.
Schooling is a very personal choice but I can tell you our experience will pm you with more info.
will say though the younger the child the easier it is.
Our son is very happy here and his Spanish is really good.
Sue
Feb 4th 2008, 8:48 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
The FC La Coruna rumour was definitely to be Esuri but that may have had something to do with the old Fadesa being the main sponsor of their home town club. The new Fadesa may have dropped that link...
...Squeasyjets luggage allowance and one bag policy means that I am not taking my camera but I will endeavor to borrow one over there to get some pics
...Squeasyjets luggage allowance and one bag policy means that I am not taking my camera but I will endeavor to borrow one over there to get some pics
Just out of curiosity, do the airlines allow people to carry cameras slung around their necks? Does this count as "hand" luggage? If you carry a coat, this isn't "hand" luggage, as such.
AIRPORT:
Long way off - if it goes ahead...
AVE RAIL LINK:
Under the previous Portuguese government, promises were made with Spain that a total of 6 AVE projects would be undertaken with links to Spain in the north, the centre and the south...
FOOTBALL TEAMS
Ayamonte already recieves major football teams (usually July and January) such as Betis, Sevilla, Real Madrid...
Feb 4th 2008, 9:30 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
[quote=Fortaleza;5881348]
FOOTBALL TEAMS
Ayamonte already recieves major football teams (usually July and January) such as Betis, Sevilla, Real Madrid plus some others from further afield - many of the Scandanvian countries whose leagues don't start until Spring can be found in the area during Feb and March
Hi Fortaleza,
Where do they stay? I thought they had to have golf and training pitches (I suppose they could use the football and athletic stadia) with 5* Spa Hotel. Apart from Canela Golf which is not very big for a footie squad there is nothing else in Ayamonte.
Regards,
John.
FOOTBALL TEAMS
Ayamonte already recieves major football teams (usually July and January) such as Betis, Sevilla, Real Madrid plus some others from further afield - many of the Scandanvian countries whose leagues don't start until Spring can be found in the area during Feb and March
Where do they stay? I thought they had to have golf and training pitches (I suppose they could use the football and athletic stadia) with 5* Spa Hotel. Apart from Canela Golf which is not very big for a footie squad there is nothing else in Ayamonte.
Regards,
John.
Feb 4th 2008, 9:33 am
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Re: Where would you recommend? Nice expat locations
HI,
we moved here last year with 12 year old son.
Schooling is a very personal choice but I can tell you our experience will pm you with more info.
will say though the younger the child the easier it is.
Our son is very happy here and his Spanish is really good.
Sue
we moved here last year with 12 year old son.
Schooling is a very personal choice but I can tell you our experience will pm you with more info.
will say though the younger the child the easier it is.
Our son is very happy here and his Spanish is really good.
Sue
That's the most important thing sorted and you now have a built in interpreter well done.
Regards,
John.
Feb 4th 2008, 9:35 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
[QUOTE=John & Kath;5881711]
The football pitches that belong to Canela golf are of an extremely high quality - better that the stadium - so they train there. They usually stay in the Riu Atlantico.
Hi Fortaleza,
Where do they stay? I thought they had to have golf and training pitches (I suppose they could use the football and athletic stadia) with 5* Spa Hotel. Apart from Canela Golf which is not very big for a footie squad there is nothing else in Ayamonte.
Regards,
John.
Where do they stay? I thought they had to have golf and training pitches (I suppose they could use the football and athletic stadia) with 5* Spa Hotel. Apart from Canela Golf which is not very big for a footie squad there is nothing else in Ayamonte.
Regards,
John.
The football pitches that belong to Canela golf are of an extremely high quality - better that the stadium - so they train there. They usually stay in the Riu Atlantico.
Feb 4th 2008, 9:39 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Stansted probably not, Luton maybe, Spanish and Portugese airports definitely but a Cannon is a bit expensive to be told to leave it in the bin!
Regards,
John.
Feb 4th 2008, 9:41 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
[quote=Fortaleza;5881730]
Hi Fortaleza,
So from tommorrow for a week we may be in the company of some Scandanavian WAGS?
Regards,
John.
So from tommorrow for a week we may be in the company of some Scandanavian WAGS?
Regards,
John.
Feb 4th 2008, 9:47 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
[QUOTE=John & Kath;5881749]
I know there are some Icelandic first division teams on the way this month but don't know when. Anyway, who needs them when the big Lepe-Ayamonte derby is this weekend?????
I know there are some Icelandic first division teams on the way this month but don't know when. Anyway, who needs them when the big Lepe-Ayamonte derby is this weekend?????
Feb 4th 2008, 11:06 am
#100
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
WOW! 
Shut the shop at 2.00pm on Saturday afternoon, and just logged on to find a new thread and already 7 pages deep - you lot can't 'alf talk
Shut the shop at 2.00pm on Saturday afternoon, and just logged on to find a new thread and already 7 pages deep - you lot can't 'alf talk
Feb 4th 2008, 2:10 pm
#101
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Re: Costa Esuri
I didn't realise Esuri was on the Coast.Maybe I have been travelling down to Isla Canela without realising their was a closer beach???
You can hardly say that the Costa de la Luz coastline is badly affected by development.
Tony
Feb 4th 2008, 3:15 pm
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Re: Costa Esuri
No you are right there is no beach to CE the nearest are Canela and VRSan but the eco lobby are very concerned about encroachment at both Isla Canela and Isla Cristina the tidal action has been changed by the developments and the beach at both erode and acretes. The long term implications have not been studied as far as I know.
Feb 4th 2008, 3:20 pm
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
It was reported in the Spanish news headlines recently that many of the posters in the Costa Esuri thread were thinking of "coming out" and discovering the rest of the Spanish forum that exists all around them.
A spokesperson for the thread said "we just never realised it was there, its been a real suprise to us"
The management of British Expats had recently expressed suprise that there was whole other world existing within their Spanish forums that they just hadn't seen. They were reportedly looking forward to welcoming the newcomers with open arms and learning more about the Costa Esuri revolution
...... Reuters ....... Reuters ....... Reuters ........ Reuters ........
A spokesperson for the thread said "we just never realised it was there, its been a real suprise to us"
The management of British Expats had recently expressed suprise that there was whole other world existing within their Spanish forums that they just hadn't seen. They were reportedly looking forward to welcoming the newcomers with open arms and learning more about the Costa Esuri revolution
...... Reuters ....... Reuters ....... Reuters ........ Reuters ........
Feb 4th 2008, 3:33 pm
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
It was reported in the Spanish news headlines recently that many of the posters in the Costa Esuri thread were thinking of "coming out" and discovering the rest of the Spanish forum that exists all around them.
A spokesperson for the thread said "we just never realised it was there, its been a real suprise to us"
The management of British Expats had recently expressed suprise that there was whole other world existing within their Spanish forums that they just hadn't seen. They were reportedly looking forward to welcoming the newcomers with open arms and learning more about the Costa Esuri revolution
...... Reuters ....... Reuters ....... Reuters ........ Reuters ........
A spokesperson for the thread said "we just never realised it was there, its been a real suprise to us"
The management of British Expats had recently expressed suprise that there was whole other world existing within their Spanish forums that they just hadn't seen. They were reportedly looking forward to welcoming the newcomers with open arms and learning more about the Costa Esuri revolution
...... Reuters ....... Reuters ....... Reuters ........ Reuters ........
Feb 4th 2008, 3:40 pm
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
It was reported in the Spanish news headlines recently that many of the posters in the Costa Esuri thread were thinking of "coming out" and discovering the rest of the Spanish forum that exists all around them.
A spokesperson for the thread said "we just never realised it was there, its been a real suprise to us"
The management of British Expats had recently expressed suprise that there was whole other world existing within their Spanish forums that they just hadn't seen. They were reportedly looking forward to welcoming the newcomers with open arms and learning more about the Costa Esuri revolution
...... Reuters ....... Reuters ....... Reuters ........ Reuters ........
A spokesperson for the thread said "we just never realised it was there, its been a real suprise to us"
The management of British Expats had recently expressed suprise that there was whole other world existing within their Spanish forums that they just hadn't seen. They were reportedly looking forward to welcoming the newcomers with open arms and learning more about the Costa Esuri revolution
...... Reuters ....... Reuters ....... Reuters ........ Reuters ........
