Sky TV in Spain
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Back to the original question it seems I only need a 80cm dish
This link gives you dish size in your area
http://www.smartsat.tv/en/dishsizes.html
This link gives you dish size in your area
http://www.smartsat.tv/en/dishsizes.html
Cheers
PC
PC
Paul the type of LNB you have is also a factor...so if you have problems with a dodgy signal later in the evenings buying a more powerful one would help.
good luck!
Are you in Barca yet? (I can point you in the direction of some fab restaurants!)
Mouse
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good luck!
Are you in Barca yet? (I can point you in the direction of some fab restaurants!)
Mouse
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One martini, two martini, three martini floor!
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Yep we are in town.........all recommendations appreciated! We found a few in Palma for your guide if you haven't all ready gone to press:
Aramis, c/Montenegro 1 - excellent modern Mediterranean cooking, at very reasonable prices for the quality. Very nice interior with stone vaulted ceilings.
Bar Mollet, c/Contramoll Mollet 2 - unassuming workers café with nautical decor. Good simple tasty home cooking, only a menu del dia with three or so choices per course. €11 per head for 3 courses, bread, water and wine! Lunchtimes only, closed weekends.
We really had a good time in Palma. The Tapas bar you mentioned is still alive and well, we went to it's sister restaurant round the corner, it's the same menu but a little less fraught and you can eat outside.
Aramis, c/Montenegro 1 - excellent modern Mediterranean cooking, at very reasonable prices for the quality. Very nice interior with stone vaulted ceilings.
Bar Mollet, c/Contramoll Mollet 2 - unassuming workers café with nautical decor. Good simple tasty home cooking, only a menu del dia with three or so choices per course. €11 per head for 3 courses, bread, water and wine! Lunchtimes only, closed weekends.
We really had a good time in Palma. The Tapas bar you mentioned is still alive and well, we went to it's sister restaurant round the corner, it's the same menu but a little less fraught and you can eat outside.
Cheers
PC
PC
Have a great time Paul Hope the weathers still nice for you.
Dont laugh but we took a satellite dish and receiver with us ..... and yes Hubby got loads of Programmes and a good signal.
[Peter very kindly gave us a great link about satellite info which was great]thanksxx
twubble was they we mostly in Hindi or German etc
apart from a few channels.......
Where we are in Spain you need a massive dish to pick up the English progs..but we thought we'd give it a whirl............
Dont laugh but we took a satellite dish and receiver with us ..... and yes Hubby got loads of Programmes and a good signal.
[Peter very kindly gave us a great link about satellite info which was great]thanksxx
twubble was they we mostly in Hindi or German etc
apart from a few channels.......
Where we are in Spain you need a massive dish to pick up the English progs..but we thought we'd give it a whirl............
thanks Paul - they sound great I'll include them. Yes 'fraught' is definitely the word for that place!!it's the same menu but a little less fraught
OK - here's my suggestions:
La Rita: Carrer d'Arago (nr the metro station called Passeig de Gracia). This was SO cheap when we last went there but great food. You'll probably see a queue outside (why restaurants in Barca don't accept reservations I'll never know!?) but if there's only 2 of you push past as people are usually queueing for tables of 4+
They also have a place opposite (can't remember the name) - again VERY popular with the locals...but only open at lunch.
Crema Canela: off Plaza Real (to the left through a small opening). Great Asian food (thai influenced) and again great prices. It's a wee place tho' so a bit cramped.
A great bar for decor, history, live music and atmosphere is Els Quatre Gats (4 cats) on C/Montseo.
Enjoy!
Envious Mouse
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Thanks Mouse,
Crema Canela, We have been to twice now, first time (about 3 yrs ago) out of this world - second time (1 yr ago) we thought it must be under new managment as it was pretty lousy.
So far our favourite restaurant, which we have been to on each visit, & both lunch & eve, is l'Academia, C/Lledo 1, we recommended it to some others we met last week who are on boats and they said it was the best meal they had had for years! And not at all expensive.
We'll try your other suggestions too and if you like will keep you posted on our findings!
PS Ros, it's pissing down.
Crema Canela, We have been to twice now, first time (about 3 yrs ago) out of this world - second time (1 yr ago) we thought it must be under new managment as it was pretty lousy.
So far our favourite restaurant, which we have been to on each visit, & both lunch & eve, is l'Academia, C/Lledo 1, we recommended it to some others we met last week who are on boats and they said it was the best meal they had had for years! And not at all expensive.
We'll try your other suggestions too and if you like will keep you posted on our findings!
PS Ros, it's pissing down.
Cheers
PC
PC
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Oi you leave my parts out of thisAre you back in Yarmouth parts by the way?
I is!!!
thats why the weathers changed i reckon It was lovely when we left on Monday......
back to Spain soon though ...........
Anyhows you havent asked how i got the dish in my suitcase!!.......answer.....with difficulty..