A friend of mine moved to Grand Cayman A few years ago. After buying a home there, and 2 years later he couldn’t handle it anymore. It sounds like a great idea, but for me islands like that are ok for a couple of months, after that I get bored.
I need to I D an alternate residence since now rioting in the US is classified as a legitimate political discourse by a major political party ! Doesn’t sound very safe to me !
A friend of mine moved to Grand Cayman A few years ago. After buying a home there, and 2 years later he couldn’t handle it anymore. It sounds like a great idea, but for me islands like that are ok for a couple of months, after that I get bored.
@Scuba Tom. I guess for island living, there is only so much you could see and do, confined with in a fixed amount of space, the oceans are always a plus though.
RoninBlue I love the sea. When I am out on a boat I feel so free. I really love nature. If I could only find a girl that loves Nature, the sea, and travel. Lol
@Scuba Tom. Yeah, we love everything about nature as well! Want to see the ocean on the other side of the world! My girlfriend, at first, didn't really like nature all too much in the beginning but after bringing her out to a lot of different places, she then started to.
RoninBlue I guess a lot of girls never get to experience travel, and nature. I will be moving to Southeast Asia in July 2020. I will visit Thailand, and the Philippines for 2 months this January. I like Southeast Asia because of the friendly people.
@Scuba Tom. We are just about to leave, I think we just complicate things more than they need to be, so explaining the delay. Just need your wallet, passport and to live out of a suitcase, a true minimalist. We'll see how it turns out, hopefully it's tuns out well for the both of us. Yes, the people seem more friendlier and happier over there, despite not having a lot, just appreciating the simpler things in life, that's how we like it, so we might just fit in.
A friend of mine moved to Grand Cayman A few years ago. After buying a home there, and 2 years later he couldn’t handle it anymore. It sounds like a great idea, but for me islands like that are ok for a couple of months, after that I get bored.
Solid video Ro.
I'm planning to buy a house on Grand Cayman near 7 mile beach...thank you for this useful information
Our pleasure!
i realize it's pretty randomly asking but do anybody know a good site to stream newly released tv shows online?
@Troy Rodrigo I watch on FlixZone. You can find it by googling =)
@Carson Max Yup, I've been using flixzone for since march myself :D
@Carson Max thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it !
How much do the homes go for on the caymans and how do they handle the hurricanes? Is there high ground if so what island and where.
Brac is pronounced rack with a b in front.
where you live now roninblue ? you US or canada passport thank you
I need to I D an alternate residence since now rioting in the US is classified as a legitimate political discourse by a major political party ! Doesn’t sound very safe to me !
A friend of mine moved to Grand Cayman A few years ago. After buying a home there, and 2 years later he couldn’t handle it anymore. It sounds like a great idea, but for me islands like that are ok for a couple of months, after that I get bored.
@Scuba Tom. I guess for island living, there is only so much you could see and do, confined with in a fixed amount of space, the oceans are always a plus though.
RoninBlue I love the sea. When I am out on a boat I feel so free. I really love nature. If I could only find a girl that loves Nature, the sea, and travel. Lol
@Scuba Tom. Yeah, we love everything about nature as well! Want to see the ocean on the other side of the world! My girlfriend, at first, didn't really like nature all too much in the beginning but after bringing her out to a lot of different places, she then started to.
RoninBlue I guess a lot of girls never get to experience travel, and nature. I will be moving to Southeast Asia in July 2020.
I will visit Thailand, and the Philippines for 2 months this January.
I like Southeast Asia because of the friendly people.
@Scuba Tom. We are just about to leave, I think we just complicate things more than they need to be, so explaining the delay. Just need your wallet, passport and to live out of a suitcase, a true minimalist. We'll see how it turns out, hopefully it's tuns out well for the both of us. Yes, the people seem more friendlier and happier over there, despite not having a lot, just appreciating the simpler things in life, that's how we like it, so we might just fit in.