Winter in Spain
#16
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From: Javea, Costa Blanca.







The coast I live on - Costa Blanca - is very good for you - warm in winter - one of the best climates in the world according to the World Health Organisation.
Lots of Brits too so you will feel right at home if that's what you are looking for.
Towns - Javea, Moraira, Denia, Calpe, Benidorm if you want a big city, Alicante.
There are so many apartments here you can't fail to get a good deal - expect to pay €400 a month approx.
Mark
Lots of Brits too so you will feel right at home if that's what you are looking for.
Towns - Javea, Moraira, Denia, Calpe, Benidorm if you want a big city, Alicante.
There are so many apartments here you can't fail to get a good deal - expect to pay €400 a month approx.
Mark
#17
Originally Posted by GCM
The coast I live on - Costa Blanca - is very good for you - warm in winter - one of the best climates in the world according to the World Health Organisation.
Lots of Brits too so you will feel right at home if that's what you are looking for.
Towns - Javea, Moraira, Denia, Calpe, Benidorm if you want a big city, Alicante.
There are so many apartments here you can't fail to get a good deal - expect to pay €400 a month approx.
Mark
Lots of Brits too so you will feel right at home if that's what you are looking for.
Towns - Javea, Moraira, Denia, Calpe, Benidorm if you want a big city, Alicante.
There are so many apartments here you can't fail to get a good deal - expect to pay €400 a month approx.
Mark
#18
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Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 148
From: Murcia, Spain








Originally Posted by glynis
The best thing we ever did was have a chiminea. We buy three sacks of wood a week in the winter. It would be cheaper to buy a lorry load but haven´t got the space. It is not just warm but a lovely ambience on a cold winters night.
Hi Glynis,
Any what you pay for your logs, by the sack and by the lorry load.
Thanks.
Paul
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@ PaulLes
In Sevilla province.
We pay 80 euros a lorry load which lasts all winter.
BW
In Sevilla province.
We pay 80 euros a lorry load which lasts all winter.
BW
#20
W pay about 70 to 110 Euros here in Huelva province. Depends on the type of wood and supplier.
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Loco
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Loco
Originally Posted by big wheels
@ PaulLes
In Sevilla province.
We pay 80 euros a lorry load which lasts all winter.
BW
In Sevilla province.
We pay 80 euros a lorry load which lasts all winter.
BW
#21
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Joined: Jan 2005
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From: Murcia, Spain








Thanks Loco and big wheels, Hoping to move out soon possibly sept october, bought a chain saw last xmas as we spent quite a bit of time over winter at our finca, i'm sure i spent more than 100 euros of time cutting down my dead almonds thanks for the info, will be buying a lorry load this year.
by the way had a far bit of pine last year, its like rocket fuel never seen wood burn so easy.
Thanks to all.
Paul
by the way had a far bit of pine last year, its like rocket fuel never seen wood burn so easy.
Thanks to all.
Paul
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From: Chiclana











Originally Posted by PaulLes
Hi Glynis,
Any what you pay for your logs, by the sack and by the lorry load.
Thanks.
Paul
Any what you pay for your logs, by the sack and by the lorry load.
Thanks.
Paul
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Originally Posted by glynis
6 euros a sack, so obviously we are paying a lot more over the course of the winter. It´s the space thing! So if you order a lorry load how much weight is that?
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