hallo everyone, we will be moving to Abruzzo within the next few months to live permenantly and as I suffer from high blood pressure (which is under contol with no problems) I am worried that I will not find an English speaking doctor so that my m
Hi, what an excellent idea, in our area of GB we have a freecycle, which works very well, things you no longer need go to people who would like it, thereby doing them a favour and clearing space in your own home. Also may I suggest, considering many people re-locate to Italy to either buy a holiday home, or (as in our case) are moving to the country permenantly, information on good inexpensive shops/stores where we can buy furniture, curtains, kitchens etc. I know in our own case to export all our furniture over is hugely expensive, and we dont have a large home!, so a place similar to Ikea,(I know there is one in Rome, but its a little too far too travel) where everything can be bought in one place would be a great help, especially if you are on a budget as we are.....just a thought, but if anyone knows of such a place near Abruzzo, please contact..thanks
hi everybody, could someone give me some advice please, we are moving to the Abruzzo region quite soon and I need to know, before I sell everything, if my tv, computer and various electrical tools (drills, sander etc) will work on the Italian circuits. Hopefully they will and save us re-buying everything, any advice would be very much appreciated...thank you...christine
Hi.....we hope to be moving to the Abruzzo region before xmas this year and I think that this is an excellent idea...in my area... we have a scheme called 'freecycle' where people who have stuff they no longer want advertise it for free and so de-clutter their house! I hope the powers that be impliment this idea....
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Hi, what an excellent idea, in our area of GB we have a freecycle, which works very well, things you no longer need go to people who would like it, thereby doing them a favour and clearing space in your own home. Also may I suggest, considering many people re-locate to Italy to either buy a holiday home, or (as in our case) are moving to the country permenantly, information on good inexpensive shops/stores where we can buy furniture, curtains, kitchens etc. I know in our own case to export all our furniture over is hugely expensive, and we dont have a large home!, so a place similar to Ikea,(I know there is one in Rome, but its a little too far too travel) where everything can be bought in one place would be a great help, especially if you are on a budget as we are.....just a thought, but if anyone knows of such a place near Abruzzo, please contact..thanks
hi everybody, could someone give me some advice please, we are moving to the Abruzzo region quite soon and I need to know, before I sell everything, if my tv, computer and various electrical tools (drills, sander etc) will work on the Italian circuits. Hopefully they will and save us re-buying everything, any advice would be very much appreciated...thank you...christine
Hi.....we hope to be moving to the Abruzzo region before xmas this year and I think that this is an excellent idea...in my area... we have a scheme called 'freecycle' where people who have stuff they no longer want advertise it for free and so de-clutter their house! I hope the powers that be impliment this idea....