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Brown plug in counter top  cooker.

White candy standard fridge, 1 year old for sale

charge Max then leave him and he will vacuum for hours .

Used but in working order. 

Rarely used and in perfect condition 

Plastic plates

Plastic cutlery

Plastic cups

Plastic bowls

6 cereal bowls

7 salad plates

6 egg cups

5 pasta bowls

8 dinner plates

6 soup plates/bowls

30  DVD’s including 2 brand new, still in sell iPhone, and DVD player 

All in working order 

Hi all , we are in our 70's and have been coming to PB for years now.But we would like to stay for   8 weeks feb/ march 2021 and would like an appartment near the centre although not really bothered so long as the price is right with a small outdoor terrace . In the region of 1500 

Thankyou 

I am thinking of spending a few months in Lanzarote early in the new year with a view to my girls learning Spanish. I’d like them to have interaction with people their own age also. They are into sport so if there were any local sports teams that they could get involved with that would be great. I’m looking at maybe January and February for starters. Myself and my wife would home school them on the other aspects of their Irish educational requirements for the duration but we would like them to become proficient in Spanish. I’d look at booking an Airbnb in the Puerta del Carmen area somewhere walking distance from the beach. Any ideas would be great. We are from Ireland. 

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