I still often think about the Greek islands, where I lived 20 years ago. It's not a place to find work but I may retire there.
I still often think about the Greek islands, where I lived 20 years ago. It's not a place to find work but I may retire there.
Actually after having been here a few years, I now slowly have learned to love all that Hong Kong has to offer. You do have to take the bad with the good. No place is perfect but Hong Kong in it's own strange way has worked out some benefits you won't get anywhere else.
Corfu and a village on the Peloponnese, but I visited lots of other islands, and I wouldn't mind somewhere like Amorgos. The food, climate and lifestyle are wonderful.
If my memory serves me right, Corfu was/is like GREECE lite lol lots of English Premier league football on the Corfu Pub/cafe TV's, British beers sold and the usual English cooked stodge meals available, as it was a popular 'Young Brit' ( cheap )summer tourist spot..
I can see why Bookie likes it lol
Last edited by Skyhook; 23-11-2015 at 09:18 PM.
I did say I was working there, and you go where the work is, don't you. I have no interest in those sort of holidaymakers.
I preferred the smaller islands without airports and on irregular ferry routes. Iraklia and Nisyros were two of my favourites.
Last edited by bookblogger; 23-11-2015 at 09:22 PM.
NZ is a nice place to retire. It's very quiet. I don't think the food offerings are quite as good as they could be. Need to put the natural food source to better use! Quite an amazing place full of natural beauty. Though it does get a little cold.