Crosshaven
3-6months
Still trying to figure out the organization activities. The Pub!
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Everybody has been extrememely kind and most people think we are on holiday. They didn't attempt too many new food ideas at our parties--like their potaytoes!
Most people here work in the city except for pubs, restaurants and stores plus marine industry.
Boating is huge here in Crosshaven. Haven't been invited to socialize much with others, but we invited neighbors to our parties.
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Make sure your US TV is PALS accessible before bringing it. We were told by electronic company in US we could convert but we can't(TV is too old-bought it in 2003). I would have brought more DVD's to watch as cable movie channel is expensive. But also have to have something to play it on as the DVD system here is regional. Told not to bring snow shovel...but need a scraper for car. First big snow in years I am told. Bring transformers if bringing any US electrical. Have been told it will blow up, but so far so good. Just remember things are cheaper in US than here. I think a huge piece is whether you are moving temporairily or permanently.
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