Another New Member

We recently took some photographs of the development and will happily send them by e-mail if you contact us by private message.  Please leave us details of your e-mail address within the message and we will send them to you as soon as we can.

We are very pleased with the way the development has been designed and especially the way the gardens have been landscaped and maintained.  The pictures may be helpful to people who haven't been able to visit Marbella for a while and for those who rely on this site for information regarding their investment.

Kind regards.

James and Sarah.

Hi All

I to have photos of my apartment in La Reserva de Marbella which have been taken throughout construction and up to a couple of weeks ago and I to would be delighted to email to anyone on request.

Kind Regards

Jim

Hi All

I to have photos of my apartment in La Reserva de Marbella which have been taken throughout construction and up to a couple of weeks ago and I to would be delighted to email to anyone on request.

Kind Regards

Jim

Hi Jim

Thanks for the pictures, the Area is looking good

John

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Hi John

You must have got the wrong pictures

Regards

Jim

Jim

I recieved 12 small pictures, mainly street views, I was just being polite

John

He must have been referring to mine then!

Kind regards.

James.

John,

You were definitely referring to mine! 

Thank you.

Hi Johnone.

No offence?my ole mucker.

Regards

Jim

Ok Jim, thanks no hay problemas

I havn't heard the expression "ol mucker" since i was in the RAF, I had a mate called my that all the time

But did you know:

Mucker is a colloquial term of endearment used in Ireland and in parts of Britain and meaning a good friend or acquaintance. It is generally used day to day by people from around the British Isles including the northern half of Ireland, particularly those from Ulster, and also in Southern England including the London region. It is similar to the English and Australian usage of "mate". The phrase's origins are from the Irish phrase Mo Chara, Mo is My and Chara is Friend, heard to an English ear this would sound like Mucker. Mucker is not derived from the phrase "Muck In".

Ay Up! John

Hi  jonone

From Devon you see.?

The wife as well,she is a Devon maid ,  Ha. Ha.

Thanks for the info

Thanks me ole mucker.

Jim