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Sep 21st 2007 | 12:58 am

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Re: Moving to Spain

As you are moving to Gandia, then you are only a 40 minute train journey from Valencia City which I understand has a thriving night life. Try googling to see what there is.

Sep 21st 2007 | 1:07 am

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Re: Moving to Spain

Yeah, but if it is like home a night out is no fun when your a alone and certainly not safe

Sep 21st 2007 | 1:11 am

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Originally Posted by ambers_lil_sis

Yeah, but if it is like home a night out is no fun when your a alone and certainly not safe

There is an expat community in Gandia so I am sure you will find someone to go clubbing with. The club scene finishes about breakfast time, so you can get the morning train home.

Sep 21st 2007 | 1:17 am

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Re: Moving to Spain

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Originally Posted by ambers_lil_sis

I work in an opticians back here, I have worked there for nearly 6 years now, I don't speak spanish at all.

How is they best way for me to make a social life having no mates there means I can not go out.

just wondering for people who do not have a "family" of there own only parents and sisters family how easy will it be for me have a life other than what I have with them

according to my optician here, specsavers opticians are owned by British opticians, and are all English speaking so possibly an opening there for you?

Sep 21st 2007 | 1:21 am

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Originally Posted by silverchick

according to my optician here, specsavers opticians are owned by British opticians, and are all English speaking so possibly an opening there for you?

I shall look into that, could be a good start.

clubbin finishes at breakfast, awesome at home I get in about 4 so I can do that lol