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Turkey or Bulgaria
Just had a thought – as I’ve decided to retire this year, me and herself have been discussing moving from Spain to either Turkey or Bulgaria when the business is sold- well, why not?
I will probably find that I’m not really fed up with sticky backed plastic really and may like to do a bit of work later on, without the stress and commitment of a large-ish shop and staff and things.
Do we have any members in either of these places or, if not, does anyone know if there is likely to be any opportunity for the likes of me -(older, slightly potty but a bon-viveur).
I would be interested to hear from any of us lot who have any experiences or thoughts on the subject.
Feliz Nuevo Año amigos!
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And people dream of retiring to spain 😀
Correction, I dream of retiring to spain. Where abouts in spain are you mate?
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http://wiwi.essortment.com/bulgariasofiaw_rvyi.htm
after reading this…i’d go to bulgaria, also the average price for a two storey town house with land start from £5500 😮
nik
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shall we all go ? I would choose Turkey I have lived in this country since I was born so have my parents but I do really badly in cold weather I would love to be in the warm all the time we get about three weeks now when we can leave windows doors etc open somewhere like that you only have to close them occasinally
thinking about it lynn
we did go to turkey years ago and thought it would be nice to live there
we didn’t choose a place we crossed from one side to the other we got stopped in some places longer than others but it’s always a go back to place maybe that should be our new year thing !! -
we also went across bulgria when we crossed turkey bulgaria was also good but their weather is much the same as ours
lynn
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Thanks for the replies guys and gals….it seems that Turkey wins ’cause of the weather. That’s one of the main reasons I’m in Spain (as well as the cost of booze and stuff)
Hey Andy – stop dreamin’ and get going….,we’re located on the Costa del Sol – about 15 miles inland from Malaga and about 15 miles from Fuengirola. The countryside is nice,as are the people, the cost of living is low and we’re the only show in a massively growing area. So crack open your piggy bank!!
Lynn-I’ve just noticed you’re in Luton–some very special friends are from Luton, but spend more time here than there – they’ve got it right!
Hey Ho – back to work
Hasta Luego
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Lee, I used to get down there quite often, In my other life I delivered rolls royces and stuff to Ashmawi in san Pedro. If you want some extra work see albert, tell him I sent you. The Shiekh owns his own fleet of planes, might need them signed up!
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Thought everyone would have been fed up with turkey by this time….. roast, cold with a salad, curried….
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I am from Bulgaria and can say that if it comes to weathrer, the advantage for Bulgaria is that there is hot summer and snowy winter.So, if you like both skiing and beaching-you’ve got it all there.And it is cheap!
The properties are really cheap also, but hurry up as boost is expected when we join EU in 2007:http://stara-planina.com/buying_propert … lgaria.asp
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