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Webcams - it looks very quiet
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SAM SPARKLE
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Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
Alvor is notably less expensive.Aylesburyduckie wrote:Are Carvoeiro prices typically more expensive than other areas on the Algarve/Portugal?
I am wondering if people are choosing to go elsewhere? I've only ever been to Carvoeiro, so hard for me to compare.
I was near Murcia in Spain last month, and I'd say prices for drinks/snacks etc. were pretty reasonable, possibly cheaper than in Carvoeiro last year.
Not to worry, come June 10th, I'll be putting my money into and supporting the local Carvoeiro businesses. Along with cheering on the England football team - (for what good that will do!).
Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
Have those who comment about the levels of activity, costs etc realised that there is a global recession compared to the boom times of 5 years ago.
Just think yourselves fortunate that you can still afford a holiday compared to the millions across europe without jobs who would give their eye teeth to swap places with you.
Stop complaining and spend your money in as many locally .owned places as you can
Just think yourselves fortunate that you can still afford a holiday compared to the millions across europe without jobs who would give their eye teeth to swap places with you.
Stop complaining and spend your money in as many locally .owned places as you can
Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
People are merely making observations!EMM wrote:Have those who comment about the levels of activity, costs etc realised that there is a global recession compared to the boom times of 5 years ago.
Just think yourselves fortunate that you can still afford a holiday compared to the millions across europe without jobs who would give their eye teeth to swap places with you.
Stop complaining and spend your money in as many locally .owned places as you can
Would you be so defensive if these remarks were made about the UK ? No you would be wallowing in it.
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Gary/Gaynor
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Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
Well I could only count 3 people on the webcam overlooking the square
I just wonder if they will get the Spanish tourists this year because they certainly filled the beach up in the high season over the last couple of years .. Anyway I will be on the beach Saturday morning showing off my lily white legs
Gary
Gary
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HampshireRich
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Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
Strangely enough (or not knowing you lot) we had the same discussion last year at this time:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=21129
If you're going to CVO in the next few months, just cheer up and be happy! If you are not going, then the low numbers are all your fault and you have caused the downfall of our beloved Carvoeiro - so hang your heads in shame and send donations to Happy Dude, C/O Hampshirerich, CVO Forum! - any donation will do as long as it involves £20 notes

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=21129
If you're going to CVO in the next few months, just cheer up and be happy! If you are not going, then the low numbers are all your fault and you have caused the downfall of our beloved Carvoeiro - so hang your heads in shame and send donations to Happy Dude, C/O Hampshirerich, CVO Forum! - any donation will do as long as it involves £20 notes
Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
I am happy HR and will spending money in Cvo in the next couple of weeks !
Does this mean I don't have to make a donation to Happy Dude?
Does this mean I don't have to make a donation to Happy Dude?
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HampshireRich
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Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
My dear thing - anyone can contribute to Happy Dude if they wish - only compulsory for the mizzosbruce wrote:I am happy HR and will spending money in Cvo in the next couple of weeks !
Does this mean I don't have to make a donation to Happy Dude?
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jamielyon4
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Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
HampshireRich wrote:My dear thing - anyone can contribute to Happy Dude if they wish - only compulsory for the mizzosbruce wrote:I am happy HR and will spending money in Cvo in the next couple of weeks !
Does this mean I don't have to make a donation to Happy Dude?
It wont be quiet when I join you in July.....I feel some noise comin on!
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HampshireRich
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Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
Well don't forget your contributions to Happy Dude will you - happy to accept 50euro notes in personjamielyon4 wrote:HampshireRich wrote:My dear thing - anyone can contribute to Happy Dude if they wish - only compulsory for the mizzosbruce wrote:I am happy HR and will spending money in Cvo in the next couple of weeks !
Does this mean I don't have to make a donation to Happy Dude?
It wont be quiet when I join you in July.....I feel some noise comin on!
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Gary/Gaynor
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Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
Im not donatingHampshireRich wrote:Strangely enough (or not knowing you lot) we had the same discussion last year at this time:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=21129
If you're going to CVO in the next few months, just cheer up and be happy! If you are not going, then the low numbers are all your fault and you have caused the downfall of our beloved Carvoeiro - so hang your heads in shame and send donations to Happy Dude, C/O Hampshirerich, CVO Forum! - any donation will do as long as it involves £20 notes![]()
Gary
Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
Far from it, I live in a UK holiday town where almost weekly a shop or local business closes down where in some streets 1 in 3 shops are closed ,where visitors when they come bring their own food and drink ( buying in bulk from the local tesco etc )with them and spend their time in the budget and charity shops when it rains because they cannot afford to go to the usual holday attractions.bruce wrote:People are merely making observations!EMM wrote:Have those who comment about the levels of activity, costs etc realised that there is a global recession compared to the boom times of 5 years ago.
Just think yourselves fortunate that you can still afford a holiday compared to the millions across europe without jobs who would give their eye teeth to swap places with you.
Stop complaining and spend your money in as many locally .owned places as you can
Would you be so defensive if these remarks were made about the UK ? No you would be wallowing in it.
I do not want to see that happen to Carvoeiro.
Bruce and others , you do not realise how fortunate you are.
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jamielyon4
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Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
You have blown the cover of your quiet haven ... we are all on our way...cant beat a tesco and a sue ryder for a browseEMM wrote:Far from it, I live in a UK holiday town where almost weekly a shop or local business closes down where in some streets 1 in 3 shops are closed ,where visitors when they come bring their own food and drink ( buying in bulk from the local tesco etc )with them and spend their time in the budget and charity shops when it rains because they cannot afford to go to the usual holday attractions.bruce wrote:People are merely making observations!EMM wrote:Have those who comment about the levels of activity, costs etc realised that there is a global recession compared to the boom times of 5 years ago.
Just think yourselves fortunate that you can still afford a holiday compared to the millions across europe without jobs who would give their eye teeth to swap places with you.
Stop complaining and spend your money in as many locally .owned places as you can
Would you be so defensive if these remarks were made about the UK ? No you would be wallowing in it.
I do not want to see that happen to Carvoeiro.
Bruce and others , you do not realise how fortunate you are.
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I am not lucky EMM I have worked hard all my life and so has my husband.Bruce and others , you do not realise how fortunate you are.
Thank God the visitors to your town don't buy their goods from Iceland, I guess Tesco is more acceptable.
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I am sure they would if Iceland sold cheap booze and was within walking distance of the beach.
But to be serious we should not take for granted the advantages we have.
jaimiely, believe it not at one time the local charity shops got together and printed a leaflet showing locations etc as we had/have more of this type of shop than many towns of the same size.
But to be serious we should not take for granted the advantages we have.
jaimiely, believe it not at one time the local charity shops got together and printed a leaflet showing locations etc as we had/have more of this type of shop than many towns of the same size.
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jamielyon4
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Re: Webcams - it looks very quiet
thats the issue of low/no rents and rates charity shops proliferate whilst others move out.....we have seen a definitive shift in CVO with many people eating/drinking at home its the balance of do this or dont take a holiday, the counter balance is lower costs and get more people in ...have you seen Dolce Vita in Praia da Rocha? they have a winning formula with their pricingEMM wrote:I am sure they would if Iceland sold cheap booze and was within walking distance of the beach.
But to be serious we should not take for granted the advantages we have.
jaimiely, believe it not at one time the local charity shops got together and printed a leaflet showing locations etc as we had/have more of this type of shop than many towns of the same size.
