Retiring to Montenegro – Part One
The Recce In 1999, my wife and I retired from careers as professional pilots. Shortly afterwards, my mother-in-law (who had lived with us) died suddenly and…
Kelb tal Fenek
Peppa the Kelb tal Fenek (Malta’s national dog breed) gazes out to sea and the setting sun on the island of Gozo.
Belgium’s great beers: Part Two
“Let’s move on to the more widely-drunk, “standard” Belgian beers: the “blonds” – broadly speaking, lighter, more lager-like beers – and the browns, which are maltier and more like English mild or German Altbier. (And no, there don’t seem to be any redheads – unless of course you count kriek, the cherry-flavoured beer…)” Dave looks at more of Belgium’s great beers.
Belgium’s great beers: Part One
“The English and the Germans may think that their beer’s something to brag about, but when it comes to variety and quality, you’d be hard pushed to beat the Belgians…” Dave has a slurp of some of Belgium’s great beers.
Spanish healthcare and the power of television
The idea for this article and the others to follow started when I saw two episodes of a recent series on UK television scaremongering about retiring…
A Choice of French Property
“With France being the largest country in western Europe, there is a huge choice of locations. Where you would like to live depends upon many different issues, such as whether you like a place with many neighbours or you prefer a more isolated area, or whether you prefer to have an apartment or a detached home on its own land…” David Seymour looks at some of the factors influencing your choice of property in France.