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Ray, I'm just after looking at a tv programme where another Ray wanted to buy a property as investment in Costa Almeria. I got so fed up with the gullibility of Ray and his wife that I switched off the gut-wrenching tv programme. Please forgive me but you appear to be just as gullible.
Forget it, you can stop off in any restaurant in any resort and eat ice-cream until it comes out your ears. Spain needs an ice-cream van like it needs the return of Franco.
Steve in another post says there might be hope for you but I think you have no chance. Sorry Ray.
Forget it, you can stop off in any restaurant in any resort and eat ice-cream until it comes out your ears. Spain needs an ice-cream van like it needs the return of Franco.
Steve in another post says there might be hope for you but I think you have no chance. Sorry Ray.
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Hi Steve, thanks for taking the time to reply to my thread. I kinda figured there might be lots of stall/shops selling ice creams & the like but I was maybe looking more to-wards near campsites, schools & colleges areas of housing & that type of thing. Wondering if anyone may have seen it in these areas. once again thanks. Ray.
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Once again thanks for taking the time.
Ray.
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The licenses that would be needed ae usually block bought by big concerns, and they then lease the pitches, which already have stalls on, to local people, and my guess would be that most are relatives of the concession owners, there isn't such a thing as an ice cream van going round the local areas. Sorry but I really suspect this is a non starter.
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Hi Bob, thanks for your reply, just managed to jump that hurdle so no fall, I can sell my rhd here & buy a lhd but value your comments especially about the registration. Regards, Ray.
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Yes, Ray, that does seem to be a valid point...besides which, if you could register it here, you'd have to pay quite a lot to do so. Our 17 yr old vectra would've cost almost 1400 euros to get it road legal here and would've been worth less than half that as the resale value would be seriously affected.
However, don't give up the dream to move...just put your heads together, slightly alter your work goal and see where it takes you!!
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However, don't give up the dream to move...just put your heads together, slightly alter your work goal and see where it takes you!!
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Regards Ray.
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Regards Ray.
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Where I live near Los Montesinos we have an ice cream van come round our urbanisation. The owners take it to a market in the morning then do the rounds in the afternoon, also attend private functions, pool parties, fund raising events etc. This has been happening for several years so they must be making a living.
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Ray glad my comment was of help, per my second reply you clearly have an alternative plan. I would guess in that case your plan could support you in the right area. People do tend to like a taste of home now and again. Other issue (I don't know how your Spanish is or specific rules)could be the. Food hygiene qualifications required to obtain a licence to sell on the street? I would doubt UK ones would be accepted (I may be wrong) any course/exam would be in Spanish. You may well have a plan for this or know the answer, just points that spring to my mind. Good luck with your venture I wish you well.
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Where I live near Los Montesinos we have an ice cream van come round our urbanisation. The owners take it to a market in the morning then do the rounds in the afternoon, also attend private functions, pool parties, fund raising events etc. This has been happening for several years so they must be making a living.
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I would assume they have a licence and hygiene certificate, all I know is that they are English.
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Hi Ray,
I live in Murcia and I can confirm you that the frozen yogurt have a lot of success here! Check out on internet the shops called llaollao
I live in Murcia and I can confirm you that the frozen yogurt have a lot of success here! Check out on internet the shops called llaollao




