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living the dream..new episode
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Guest
living the dream..new episode
after the excitement of the life and times of the mona lisa bar...it seems that according to the resident there is another new show coming up on march 7.... 
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Guest
Can you please confirm which tv channel its on and is it really living the dream? Caught glimpses of a programme on Spanish property owners living a nightmare with their land taken from them. I am really getting annoyed that UK is forever giving into EU human rights laws and abiding by EU rules 
but other countries basically stick two fingers up to them and get away with it?
but other countries basically stick two fingers up to them and get away with it?-
Guest
Taken from this week's Online Algarve Resident:
A new BBC2 documentary series about the trials and tribulations of leaving your homeland to live abroad will be screened next month. The programme ‘Living the Dream’ features Loulé restaurateurs, Jan, Mario and Luigi, as the willing stars of one show.
After a few teething problems, including a broken-down oven and a last minute booking for 34 golfers from Wales on the opening night, the doors of Jan, Mario and Luigi Tartaglia’s Italian restaurant are now well and truly open for business.
The family decided to leave Wales almost a year ago and ‘live the dream’ by moving to the Algarve and opening the Scarinzi restaurant. The Tartaglias have had their fair share of difficulties, all of which were caught on camera by the BBC, warts and all.
If you would like to watch the Tartaglias making their dream come true, tune in to BBC2 on Sunday, March 7, at 9pm.
Although......... the BBC website does not have it listed for this Sunday..
A new BBC2 documentary series about the trials and tribulations of leaving your homeland to live abroad will be screened next month. The programme ‘Living the Dream’ features Loulé restaurateurs, Jan, Mario and Luigi, as the willing stars of one show.
After a few teething problems, including a broken-down oven and a last minute booking for 34 golfers from Wales on the opening night, the doors of Jan, Mario and Luigi Tartaglia’s Italian restaurant are now well and truly open for business.
The family decided to leave Wales almost a year ago and ‘live the dream’ by moving to the Algarve and opening the Scarinzi restaurant. The Tartaglias have had their fair share of difficulties, all of which were caught on camera by the BBC, warts and all.
If you would like to watch the Tartaglias making their dream come true, tune in to BBC2 on Sunday, March 7, at 9pm.
Although......... the BBC website does not have it listed for this Sunday..