Yeah I was trying to avoid supermarket...I only needed bread. I've I'd gone to lidl I'd have spent 20 quid on other shite lol
I may be wrong but am fairly sure they are Spanish residents and have been for some time
Better avoid Luxembourg the makes German food prices look really cheap.Here they know how to take the piss in Germany eh.
€4 for a loaf of bread in the bakers
your not wrong they are residents of SpainI may be wrong but am fairly sure they are Spanish residents and have been for some time
I may be wrong but am fairly sure they are Spanish residents and have been for some time
They are residents of spain that's correct. So is jumar and jumartoo. That doesn't entitle them to more than 90 days in Portugal. Although like before b, rexit no one really cares or checks. But you were never supposed to be more than 90 days in another country.your not wrong they are residents of Spain
your not wrong they are residents of Spain
cash is king and always will be
Totally correct Tam, we Having Permanent Resident status in Spain are restricted in Schengen too...however we are entitled to extended periods back in the UK if we so wished..The conditions are fully explained in the WA...
Their diesel is €1.50 in Luxembourg at the minute but I've seen it Germany here for €1.57 so not much difference for that, can't beat Lidl or Aldi no matter where you are lol
Beautiful part of the world up there
Except for rothenburg (and a few other places in Germany) where the Aldi is crap but the Edeka next door is brilliant, I don’t do shopping in U.K. but I look forward to my visits to Edeka in Germany and Billa in Austria…..sad I know
Yea I saw those Edeka places everywhere but haven't ventured into one yet, maybe start tomorrow lolExcept for rothenburg (and a few other places in Germany) where the Aldi is crap but the Edeka next door is brilliant, I don’t do shopping in U.K. but I look forward to my visits to Edeka in Germany and Billa in Austria…..sad I know
Me neither but I'm a bit disheartened with lidl here ... their fruit and veg has been crap in Germany and a few other things. So I was going to try somewhere different
Yes you need to, I converted funster suavecarve to the delights of Edeka and Billa and he is a die hard Lidl/Aldi shopper
My brother has lived in Spain for 30+ years and back in the early days we used to leave the heat of the costas in the summer and take our two motorbikes up to Galicia and camp with tents anywhere we'd choice with no hassles, mixing with the locals it was a great time, cooking Padrón peppers in olive oil on the wee camping stove and I always seemed to get the burny firey ones!
but the locals said it that was good luck to get the hot one! Lol, riding the motor bikes through the Picos de Europa was always a fantastic experience
My brother has lived in Spain for 30+ years and back in the early days we used to leave the heat of the costas in the summer and take our two motorbikes up to Galicia and camp with tents anywhere we'd choice with no hassles, mixing with the locals it was a great time, cooking Padrón peppers in olive oil on the wee camping stove and I always seemed to get the burny firey ones!
https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/threads/a-new-adventure-to-africa.295926/post-5955875 Here's the post I did about their land when we visited. It's between Seville and Heulva.
Ah yes I remember seeing it when you posted it. That's the kind of thing I'd like to do . BUT not quite ready yet. Still trying to find another crazy person to do it with me lol
Yes possibly .
(and yes I know your not building the next Disney World in Espana) but you get the drift, don't give up and hopefully it will happen
The difference is though that no one knows how much time they have spent in other EU countries as there are no borders. So in reality they have no restrictions.
I hate to admit it, but the boy is right. Of particular interest is the deli counter where they slice up a bit of ham or a schnitzel, weigh it, bung it in a bap and charge you 2-4 euros for quite a filling burger. Add a family size of paprika crisps and the 39 cents "ambrosia custard" with imitation cream on top (also available in chocolate) and a drink and I can claim I have taken her out for a meal for about 6-7 euros for the pair of us and no tipping required.Yes you need to, I converted funster suavecarve to the delights of Edeka and Billa and he is a die hard Lidl/Aldi shopper
Problem with takeaway driving is you need a car and that comes with complications. Also I knew my area like the back of my hand so I could make good money doing that. But any new area I'd be useless.I’m up near Keswick at the moment and signal is shite…
In Cornwall lots of picking jobs but it’ll be a back breaker for you Tam, always takeaway drivers around.
There is a few vans parked up in fields and various other places down here and money or work changes hands for it…
They’re a funny lot these ramblers..
The only thing I can add to this, is don't put it off too long, you may think you have plenty time but time has an habit of catching up on you, and prices are never going to cheaper , you may spend a couple of years working and be farther away from affording what you want, they are getting less of them all the time.
It doesn't work we are now in a 6M coachbuilt really only a 2 berth 3 at a push, just spent a week with 3 adult grandkids, this plus a quest pop upWhere are you now Tam? We're still in Stuttgart Rosies best friend Ashley arrived out as a surprise to join us at the AC/DC concert, I thought getting rid of big vans might have discouraged visitors but apparently not!
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