Esentepe Rated Best Location in TRNC

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
21/03/2010 14:59

Good news for all UK invester within two years this will be the place to be.



Measey.

greenman


Joined: 16/02/2008
Posts: 526

Message Posted:
21/03/2010 15:04

Rated by you Measey or is this as a result of market research?

ibrindley


Joined: 08/03/2009
Posts: 27

Message Posted:
21/03/2010 15:05

Don't make me laugh. Maybe ten years if you're lucky!

loulouis


Joined: 13/12/2009
Posts: 234

Message Posted:
21/03/2010 19:02

Esentepe translates as windy hill or so i am led to believe . I have to agree that maybe in the future it will be a good investment . a first class golf course , a proposed marina , some wonderfull restaurants ,friendly people stunning drives along the coast roads . yes measey i totally agree.

Loui

Lilli



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Posts: 13081

Message Posted:
21/03/2010 19:20

meas there your are missed you xxxxxxxxxx

Woodspeckie


Joined: 25/01/2009
Posts: 2263

Message Posted:
21/03/2010 19:24

msg 4 . Too many properties along the coast road for it to be stunning.

CyprusChill


Joined: 08/05/2009
Posts: 666

Message Posted:
21/03/2010 22:35

Fabulous location along the coast road and the gateway to the Karpaz.

Free from any hustle or bustle with panoramic views of the sea, sky and mountains.

Gentle meandering progress will of course see changes in time, whilst for now it still takes my breath away and allows me to chill out big style.

newlad



Joined: 02/03/2008
Posts: 7819

Message Posted:
21/03/2010 22:47

Rated by whom,

Paul.

TheScarlets



Joined: 14/04/2009
Posts: 877

Message Posted:
21/03/2010 23:14

Bet you're an England rugby supporter, extremely deluded. Try getting out a little more



Let me tell you west is best in Kyrenia and Wales



Ian

Alisun


Joined: 13/03/2008
Posts: 42

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 00:40

Sorry - Couldn't allow the west is best comment go!



Seven years ago I lay around the pool at Riverside with a number of other English families who had already purchased properties in the local vacinity and were waiting for the completion of building.



To my horrror having given Hubbie a day off to go exploring he came back to say not only had he "bought" one but two in the wasteland that was the East of Kyrenia!



Seven years later - what a fantastic decision he made - we have a circle of friends that are not only ex pats bur some fantastic locals - we don't have huge estates that are empty waiting for the holiday makers to move in - the local shops don't rely on the three months of the summer calender to make their profits.



I don't imagine that all Westerners will agree that West is best but can I just argue that in our experience East is very much not the least""" I have never been prouder to say I'm an Eastender!

kaysera


Joined: 14/07/2009
Posts: 103

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 00:53

"Bet you're an England rugby supporter, extremely deluded. Try getting out a little more"



Pot and Kettle spring to mind ;-)

Alisun


Joined: 13/03/2008
Posts: 42

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 01:01

Actually no - I'm Irish so you have probably insulted me more than even you intended - and believe me I get out loads!!!!

Hippo


Joined: 02/02/2007
Posts: 2070

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 06:02

Deserted council estates???? i think the Esentepe sums that up perfectly.



I agree Golf course nice views



Now here are the bad points



No shops-no pubs-(to speak of) few restaurants, and a hell of way to get anywhere.



'Just nipping down to lemar for a few things darling be back in a couple of hours.

smooth


Joined: 04/07/2009
Posts: 156

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 07:01

Essentepe - Gateway to the Karpaz? You are having a laugh!!



Really, I have lived West of Girne and also now in Bogaz, now I could really say that is the gateway to the Karpaz.

A fantastic harbour in bogaz and a short drive to the karpaz, Bafra and everything that is going on there and a new marina that is actually being built NOT proposed, and the best beaches on the island.



"There is a buzz going around that Bogaz is Best!!"



http://www.busybeesestateagents-cyprus.com/about-bogaz-north-cyprus.html

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 07:03

"No shops-no pubs-(to speak of) few restaurants, and a hell of way to get anywhere. "



No discos, no Night clubs...no car/motorbike/scooter racing, no ambulances wailing all night on there way to pick up the pieces.... the list of things the people don't want is endless...



We have shops, we have pubs and bars and there are more coming... rather a few good restaurants than loads of crap ones that open and close faster than you can book a table...



It takes me 20 minutes to get from Esentepe to Girne in the morning... we used to live in Alsancak and it often took that long to get to Karaolanoglu!



The west - so crap they have to build a bypass around most of it! So you don't have to spend too long trapped in it.... ;¬)



We have never regretted living in Esentepe.. and the only thing we would change is the lack of a border to stop Westerners turning up telling us how little there is here!



Plus, and this is a real plus Hippo, the dogs aren't keeping us awake at night.... ;

twoexpats


Joined: 09/04/2009
Posts: 189

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 07:14

Does it really make any difference? Each to his own I say. Different areas have their own advantages and disadvantages. You would not want to be in the West if you wanted to be out on the golf course several times a week and if your social habits are heavily influenced by bar hopping you would not choose to be in the East.

Whichever you have chosen, chill out and enjoy.

smooth


Joined: 04/07/2009
Posts: 156

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 07:30

Two expats



Totally agree, there are no bad places in Cyprus and it comes down to what suits your particular lifestyle. I did find when living in Girne that hardly anyone ventured much further than about 10kms of their own area let alone drive to Esentepe to see the lovely village and the restaurants there or, heaven forbid, they pack an overnight bag and discover the beauty of the Karpaz and the unspoilt beaches and stunning scenery.









There is a buzz going around the Bogaz is Best!

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 07:32

Yeah it's any annoying fly! Just swat it....

breezyboy


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Posts: 1179

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 12:32

Groucho

Keep it a secret, if Hippos start thinking it's nice then we could have them coming up to the nice end and spoiling it!

dizzycows


Joined: 12/05/2009
Posts: 2736

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 14:34

West is best, East is a little blander with the scenery, mountain views ok..... The west really has it all.... But its in the eye of the beholder.....

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 15:18

Breezy,



You are right... let's not crow too much about it... it's nice just how it is



BTW I'm given to understand that Esentepe really means 'Mountain Breeze' with health giving properties and not windy hill which is a poor literal translation.

everon


Joined: 18/04/2009
Posts: 956

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 15:23

we drove through Esentepe yesterday on the way to Bogaz, how depressing, so many empty properties and concrete shells with weeds and grass growing all over, restaurants/bars?? where??

greenman


Joined: 16/02/2008
Posts: 526

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 15:30

Groucho, I think 'Mountain Breeze' is Estate Agent language.

Here's some alternatives:

Draughty Downs, Gale Force Creek, Brass Monkey Mount

Any more suggestions anyone :o)

Sandcastle


Joined: 16/03/2009
Posts: 215

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 15:57

Find it too built up for me with new houses not a good mix of both.



But it is opinion and if everybody like where we are then it would end up looking like Esentepe instead of the little fishing village with great locals and some fab beaches, lots of local interesting days out etc...........



East has to be best.

Redwine


Joined: 15/01/2009
Posts: 565

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 16:04

yea Esentepe best. No one coming to borrow cup of sugar. Peacful great restaurants. Keep away laptonians

Woodspeckie


Joined: 25/01/2009
Posts: 2263

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 16:21

Any Bangers & Mash in Esentepe?

smooth


Joined: 04/07/2009
Posts: 156

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 16:45

Ahhh now you are talking, Bangers and mash! Home made pie and mash, some good traditional favourites. These will soon be available at a new restaurant opening in Bogaz. It is called Bumbles Beestro and the official opening is this Saturday 27th March at 3pm.



All are welcome to come along free glass of bubbly and a bar bee cue!!!!

Woodspeckie


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Posts: 2263

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 16:48

Any traditional turkish food? that's what I eat when in NC, I was really being sarcastic re bangers & mash.

smooth


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Posts: 156

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 17:22

i knew that ) Thing is in Bogaz we have a good selection of restaurants offering traditional Turkish cuisine and some excellent fish restaurants too. What was lacking was a restaurant/cafe that could cater for some of us expats that get a craving for good old english food, like curry or Chilli Even the British Cypriots are looking forward to it opening. In the Girne area you have many such places to satisfy the craving. And like many Turkish who live in England they tend to go to Turkish Restaurants as welll as British ones, so variety etc......

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 17:26

greenman,



That might be true if I was told it by an Estate Agent, but it was Huseyin in the Iktisatbank who told me and I don't think he's fluent in 'Estate Agent'.

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 18:46

Hi Paul. Richard Branson.



Measey.

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 18:54

Hi.Redwine. Quite right with Championship Golf Course and upmarket image will always attract the right people.



Measey.

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 19:04

Lilli.hope you are well have been very busy with my New Retail Shop in Reading Berkshire, will e-mail you soon.



Kind Regards. Meas. xxxxxxxxxxx.

tonyhickey



Joined: 13/06/2007
Posts: 413

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 19:23

We have bought an apartment at Crystal Bay Marina through Evergreen, near Estentepe and the complex is excellent. On site is a restaurant called Joya, very good food and always busy and more eating places are due to open this summer. Tony.



























tepe and the complex is excellent. On site is a restaurant called Joya, very good food and always busy and more eating places are due to open this summer.

madturk


Joined: 25/03/2009
Posts: 217

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 19:51

i know a man who has land and planning for shops near golf course, his plans are good , these shops have to be different .not like the one on the main girne roads, ones that bring people to the shops and use more than one shop.

so far the plan is rooftop restaurant/bar. snooker, poolroom for locals. bank ,chemist, reasonable priced mini supermarket, pizza / grill restaurant, carhire, big paved area for craft markets local produce,

swimmingpool and kids playarea with arcade games to entertain them, out door stage and screen for evening entertainment.

what do you guys think to this, could be up and running within 15 months , if they think its the right time.

room for more shops only the ones that bring in customers to work with the other shops

greenman


Joined: 16/02/2008
Posts: 526

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 20:03

Market research?? Whatever next.

Started off well: 'these shops have to be different .not like the one on the main girne roads'

and then: 'so far the plan is rooftop restaurant/bar. snooker, poolroom for locals. bank ,chemist, reasonable priced mini supermarket, pizza / grill restaurant, carhire, big paved area for craft markets local produce'

Question: And these shops are different because .......?

gates


Joined: 08/12/2008
Posts: 1096

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 20:05

crystsal bay flooded apartments broken walls were is yours one of our clients basment was under 2ft water every thing gone and ground floor not a lot better are you walking on the other side of the road one has garden calapased were are you in crystall bay there is a night mare going on for some should be retaining walls on better than a mud wall there is a big thing going on the other side of the island like a promised marina a masive complex called bafra dont think for one second this side is it they other side in 10 yrs will be the place to live bafra bogaz and karpaz see you all there beaches and million air row

DONTY


Joined: 07/06/2007
Posts: 534

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 20:08

msg 29



Caesar Resort, Iskele has a superb cafe and Wendy (who used to be at Supreme cafe, Catalkoy) makes fantastic cakes along with pretty much any other dish you want. Nice to have a choice now though.

TheScarlets



Joined: 14/04/2009
Posts: 877

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 20:11

15 is possible but swap the months with years



Sounds fantastic but too good to be true



Glad to hear you know a man who can

madturk


Joined: 25/03/2009
Posts: 217

Message Posted:
22/03/2010 20:27

greenman,

shops are different because, they will be built in a square rather than in a straightline, each shop will be of use ,no shops like florists,diy stores, furniture shops.

it will be a focal meeting point ,somewhere to bank, food shop, pills ,walk down the road buy a paper have a quick drink, during the day.

night time pop out for a nice meal with freinds listen to nice music ,while the kids play.

or a game of snooker with your neighbour ,on a boys night out.

thats why it will be differrnt

popeye


Joined: 19/08/2008
Posts: 35

Message Posted:
23/03/2010 00:44

Back to the original comment. I agree with items 1 and 7. Stunning along the coast road and far better to be the East than the west!. it may be quieter and take 10 years for the concrete blocks and bars to arrive - hopefully it will be 20 years! But, as has been said many times, it is a matter of personal choice for the individual and we are all different.

On a slightly different note modern though it may be, Tony mentioned the Joya restaurant.(message37) This is 10 mins dirive from Essentepe - excellent food and great steaks.

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
27/03/2010 15:42

Trust me it will the place to be the New Monaco.



Measey

herindoors


Joined: 13/01/2007
Posts: 138

Message Posted:
27/03/2010 23:10

Just wondering how is the man who was injured in the garage fire in Esentepe? hopefully he's on the road to recovery, I have met him several times. Also is the garage open and if not where is the nearest garage other than going into Girne?

greenman


Joined: 16/02/2008
Posts: 526

Message Posted:
28/03/2010 01:00

Measey, while your devotion to Esentepe is admirable (providing there is no hidden motive), your assertion that it will be the 'New Monaco' is frankly absurd and laughable. I now have worries about your sanity.

negativenick


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Posts: 6023

Message Posted:
28/03/2010 07:03

Garry Monger's missus loves Estenepe, so if it's good enough for her......

Stewart


Joined: 19/07/2008
Posts: 1107

Message Posted:
28/03/2010 08:02

Esentepe is awful....always cooling breeze, terrible constant views of the seas ( which of course is noisey )...no restaurants..loads of building...stuck between a marina and golf course....nieghbours drink too much, no petrol station, inhabitants anti british...an hour drive to larnaca...mountains blocking the view...suggest you find somewhere else

mikeyCBBR


Joined: 05/01/2009
Posts: 168

Message Posted:
28/03/2010 21:55

Err Hello ,the winds are great in the summer more than enough bars and restaurants terrible views of the seas !!!! they are fabulous we do have a petrol station, my neighbours are Russian and Swedish great views of the mountains.



It is quiet and that's the way I like it no Karaoke, fish and chips and no anti Brits , get your facts right Stewart unless its tongue in cheek. I think in 5 years it will be spectacular



Golf course is great and look forward to seeing the marina built

everon


Joined: 18/04/2009
Posts: 956

Message Posted:
28/03/2010 22:04

yawwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! x

Groucho



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Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
28/03/2010 22:19

everon, you must be from Lapta... they all yawn... ;¬)

loulouis


Joined: 13/12/2009
Posts: 234

Message Posted:
28/03/2010 22:22

yawwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! x Evelyn you dont have to read this posting !. Esentepe is beautifull. Stunning . and has some great sea and mountain views .

Loui

AlsancakJack



Joined: 14/08/2008
Posts: 5762

Message Posted:
28/03/2010 22:45

I am just glad all the development is going on East side of Girne, give me the rural village life any day.

AJ

Groucho



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Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
29/03/2010 09:39

It's fairly obvious from reading the posts of most of the Alsancak/Lapta/Karsiyaka dwellers that you have ventured no further into Esentepe than the coast road... If so you've missed it!



Turn off up to Esentepe village proper and you will find a lovely sleepy village with a selection of shops restaurants. By night the sleepy turns into a lively vibrant place where locals will greet you warmly... you can walk about taking in the atmosphere and enjoy drinks, good food and music in the local eateries.



When driving through the villages of Alsancak, Lapta and Karsiyaka it is difficult to see where one stops and the next starts.



Esentepe has as much rural identity as any of the aforementioned west of Girne places and it has the benefit of being distinct from its neighbours..

begonia


Joined: 19/05/2009
Posts: 229

Message Posted:
29/03/2010 11:52

Esentepe was once lovely.............unfortunately now completely spoilt by endless building.

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
02/04/2010 16:17

AJ. I think you will find that everthing will be done to a very refined taste as inkeeping with people and the upmarket image of the area.



Measey.

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
02/04/2010 16:36

Groucho. How right you are the village is certainly more Rural than Alsancak.



Measey.

measey


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Message Posted:
02/04/2010 16:55

MickeyCBBR. there are strong Rumours that UK and Russian investors will complete the 325 Yacht Mariner by 2011, wow it gets better and better.



Measey.

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
02/04/2010 17:33

Greenman. Thats your opion old Chap but Quite frankly you will find that , how can i put the upmarket image will atract the upper enchelons of this World to Esentepe, with Richard Branston enjoying the delights of the Esentepe Area allready, i have to say is Lapta the New Toxteth.



Measey.

thetwirlys


Joined: 11/06/2009
Posts: 43

Message Posted:
02/04/2010 23:18

It is nice to live on the EAST and not in "Laptashire"where you all complained about the lack of water will admit that you probabaly have more resturants than the EAST but hayho houses are "packed in"and full of expats who moan on here about everything

greenman


Joined: 16/02/2008
Posts: 526

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 00:38

Message 57.

Measey,

Branston is a pickle, Branson is the Virgin Media man.

Now I understand the problem, all the time you've been writing Esentepe you meant Estepona.

Good golf courses, a stylish marina, lovely beaches and good restaurants.



Still not the new Monaco though :o)

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 02:09

greenman - excellent response



To be fair, I went to Estepona many, many years ago and found it to be a lovely place. However, with regard to the "New Monaco", well, I, personally, don't see it. But, I have been proved wrong many times, and who's to know I won't be proved wrong yet again? I have been on cruises, during which one of the ports of call was Monaco. I am sorry to say that, much as I love NC, Monaco, it wasn't. But, surely, that is the whole point? We have been visiting NC since round about 1990. It's a long time and there have been many changes; some good and some not so good. Sadly, and speaking from a very personal point of view, what made it unique, no longer exists. But, I suppose that's progress?

Hippo


Joined: 02/02/2007
Posts: 2070

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 07:09

re Estapona- marinia run down and expensive,lots and lots of high rise, restaurants i agree first class, beaches ok but not brilliant, water is so cold even it height of summer you need a wet siut.

The biggest down side is the people are unfriendly rude and un reliable.

We know because we lived there for 4 years

fatboy



Joined: 05/11/2008
Posts: 244

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 11:36

crucified what was a beautiful coastline,no more boat trips east.

kenny



Joined: 26/05/2008
Posts: 405

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 12:23

guys

why let those westenders know how good things are in the east,

do you realy want all those guys over here !!

I dont.

Groucho



Joined: 26/04/2008
Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 12:29

Is Estepona one of the Costa Del Crime locations where all the wanted London gangsters hang out whilst on the lam?

greenman


Joined: 16/02/2008
Posts: 526

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 12:34

Groucho, Now it's you getting confused - that IS Esentepe :o)

denizen



Joined: 21/08/2009
Posts: 388

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 13:20

really being sarcastic re bangers & mash.

Yes, we know Woodspeckie, why don't you shock us and say something nice about here?



D



oh, I forgot, you left after panning something else and couldn't stand the comeback.

newlad



Joined: 02/03/2008
Posts: 7819

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 13:37

Hand bags at dawn,

Paul.

Groucho



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Posts: 7993

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 13:42

Greenman,



I only asked a question, confusion arises when you don't have an inquisitive mind. I'm certainly not confusing Esentepe with Lapta or even worse Alsancak... 8¬) (smiley sunglasses on as summer is here!)

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 14:03

Jeannie. Im certaintly not confusing Esentepe with Estepona, me thinks minds playing games with you to be expected old girl.



Measey.

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 14:22

smooth. Bog az is best, haaaaaaaa, stop it at least you,ve got a sense of humour.



Measey

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 15:23

Well i think you will all agree that Esentepe has proved the best place to be, feeling rather pleased with the outcome.



Measey.

greenman


Joined: 16/02/2008
Posts: 526

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 19:24

So that's why you chose Esenetpe - easily pleased.

Been good fun though

Regards and happy days wherever you live

greenman

greenman


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Posts: 526

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 19:25

Oops!! Caught the Measey there for a moment.

Of course I meant Esentepe ......... or is it Estepona!!!!! :o)

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 20:02

Message 69.



Measey - if you read the posts properly, you will see that it wasn't me who brought up the subject of 'Estepona'.



Never mind; your mind must be playing tricks on you. Only to be expected old boy.

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 20:57

Jeannie. Message 74. Sorry i didnt want to make the point that you are now a old age pensioner things can get muddle, im sure you are sincere dont worry all the best have a nice Easter Break.



Measey.

fatboy



Joined: 05/11/2008
Posts: 244

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 21:30

msg 66

666 springs to mind,costa esentepe.PLEASE DON'T go as far as Karpaz.

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
03/04/2010 21:33

Measey - I thank you for your good wishes. However, I can assure you that I am not an OAP.



Jean

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
04/04/2010 13:03

Greenman. Im glad you,ve caught the Measey, your life will be much happier always look on the bright side of

TRNC Esentepe La La La.



Measey.

greenman


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Posts: 526

Message Posted:
04/04/2010 13:22

Cheers Measey,

I've enjoyed your postings, but then I always have liked the ridiculous side of life.

Thank goodness the English eccentric is alive and kicking in North Cyprus - well in Esentepe at least.

Happy Easter to you and long may your madness continue :o)

greenman

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
04/04/2010 13:25

Jeannie. Sorry i thought when you reach 60 and collected your bus pass Ladies were deemed to be oap, of which there is nothing wrong with that, in fact you should look forward to many happy years to come, just think sitting on The Famous Alagadi Turtle Beach Sipping a nice Glass of Red wonderful.



Measey.

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
04/04/2010 13:39

Everon. Wake up Man this post is mind blowing.



Measey.

measey


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Message Posted:
06/04/2010 14:46

Greenman. Watch out for the Devil from Alsancak he wont want you to be happy on this Forum.Oh for the delights of Esentepe.



Measey.

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 17:38

Loulouis. Well this has been a very good reaction with regards to Esentepe, and i also believe as long as we keep the west side out within 5 Years it will be the place to be. Evelyn Yawwwwwwwwwwnnnn!!!! well bless she is Tapping on a Bit.



Measey.

smooth


Joined: 04/07/2009
Posts: 156

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 17:50

Hi Measey



Well I do have a sense of humour and also think that what we have in Bogaz is special, come to the harbour one sunday and I will buy you a pint ) Esentepe? Well it does seem a lovely place with fabulous views of the sea and the village is beautiful too. Like I said before there are no bad places in Cyprus I just hope it remains that way. I rememmber going to Pegia on the darkside about 10 years ago and thought what a lovely place it was, the same gentle sloping landscape as Esentepe that meant everyone had a sea view - then disaster! Just hope it doesn't happen here. So tell me 5 great things about Esentepe Measey ??? ))

measey


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Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 18:04

Smooth. Sounds good to me Bogaz seem to have nice People you included. Wont Let you into to many secrets about Esentepe but how about ME, ME, ME, ME AND Also ME. Cheers Look Forward to the Pint.



Measey.

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 18:28

Measey



Thank you once again for your good wishes - this time for my twilight years.



However, I would like to reiterate - I am not 60, I am not an OAP and I don't possess a bus pass.



You work it out.



Jean

No1Doyen


Joined: 04/07/2008
Posts: 16617

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 18:32

Jean.



I've worked it out - you don't exist! ) ) )

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 18:35

Jeannie. well check your Imformation my little Flower states that you are in fact 60 only going by that.



Measey.

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 18:39

No 1. Bless her memorys gone.



Measey.

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 18:39

Bill - You're right - I am but a figment of your imagination



Measey. Well, I have checked my information (I don't know why because I am well aware of what it says). I'll tell you once more, I am not 60, not an OAP and don't possess a bus pass.



As I said - work it out.

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 19:04

Jeannie. There, There anything you say La, La.



Measey.

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 19:07

So, you couldn't work it out then? I wasn't over optimistic.

greylag


Joined: 08/04/2009
Posts: 1110

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 19:15

Jeannie,

Are you a medical secretary,or is that a red herring as well,

Grey.

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 19:20

Sorry about that folks some seem to be going a little bit of track.I think you will find Esentepe does not detract

from the idyllic coastel retreat that nestles at the foot of the Kyrenia Mountain Range, Rather that the Development that has come to Esentepe has Raised the Islands Profile and desirabilty.



Measey.

Jeannie


Joined: 04/08/2009
Posts: 3283

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 19:23

grey,



I am a medical secretary.



And, honestly, there are no red herrings - promise



Jean

greylag


Joined: 08/04/2009
Posts: 1110

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 19:40

Measey,

You have sold it to me i will buy it,

Grey.

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 19:43

Greylag. Red Herrings and White Elephants.



Measey.

measey


Joined: 07/02/2009
Posts: 1037

Message Posted:
06/04/2010 19:47

Greylag. not suprised.



Measey.