tired of portugal??

martin · Post by **martin** » Sat Dec 24, 2005 11:42 pm

then have you thought of the Ukraine...seems its a bit like being in Portugal just after the revolution.

check this web site..some property seems pricey but others in the mountains quite cheap...I think that the ukraine wants to join the EU soon as well.

comrade martin

http://www.uaproperty.com/property/index.php

cember · Post by **cember** » Sun Dec 25, 2005 2:25 pm

That appartment in Donets'k
might have been worth a gamble at the asking price
of £1....
but i see its already gone .....damm

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Sun Dec 25, 2005 9:38 pm

yes I know its a bit out of date (2002) but did you kinow there is not one single golf course in the ukraine

I am just scraping my self off the floor in shock!!

read this
http://www.golfukraine.com/htmlvers/issues/iss_5.htm

so if anyone wants to build golf courses...then the answer is "go east young man"

comrade martin

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Sun Dec 25, 2005 9:47 pm

yes its true ..see below

Approximate number of golf courses in the world: 31,857.

Proportion of humans who are golfers: 0.94 percent.

Countries with the most courses per capita (minimum 500,000 population): Scotland (9,379 people per course), New Zealand (10,374), Australia (11,063), Republic of Ireland (14,127), Northern Ireland (14,353), Canada (15,480), Wales (18,321), United States (18,514), Sweden (21,295), England (27,725).

Countries with the highest density of courses (minimum 500,000 population): Singapore (one course every 10 square miles), England (27), Northern Ireland (40), Wales (50), Scotland (56), Japan (59), Netherlands (75), Mauritius (87), Republic of Ireland (95), Denmark (117).
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Most populous countries where we could find no evidence of golf: Ukraine (population 47,732,079), Sudan (39,148,162), Yemen (20,024,867), Mali (11,956,788), Belarus (10,310,520)