hills999

HI,
After 2yrs researching areas, we finanly decided on Corboba. I have just been diagnosed with arthritis, and wonder if anyone has info on other inland areas which might be a better choice, we have been looking at properties in Montoro. All replies welcome

Big_john

Certainly NOT Galicia or Asturias, one of the driest areas is Almeria which is where boats are taken if they have Osmosis as they dry out quicker there

hills999

Cheers, Big John, looks like it's back to the drawing board.

keithwalters

If you have finally decided on Cordoba why do you want info on other inland areas? I think 2 years of research is more than enough and if you have found something that you like, why go further?

Personally I like Cordoba very much. It will get extremely hot in August, but that is a good time to go on holiday to cooler parts anyway.

A friend of ours has had arthiritis since she was in her twenties (now late forties). She used to live in Copenhagen but she has moved south to live in Jerez where the climate eases her aches and pains no end. She has been here 3 years and cries at the thought of moving back to Copenhagen (which is what her husband would like) because the cold aggravates her pains.

hills999

Hi, I must amit Cordoba is without a bout one of the nicest areas (in my opinion) I just wondered if other areas might be better for arthritis. L

helenp

Hi

I think Cordoba is nice we are moving to Jaen which is about half an hour from there and it is beautiful countryside plus you have got Sevilla and Granada airport nearby. I believe the sun should help your arthritis.

Good Luck

Helen