Feb. 15, 2009
Lyon, France
Dear Overseas Living Letter Reader,
Living the good life here in Lyon, France’s second city and gastronomic capital, I hadn’t been thinking much about moving on–at least not until I read about the good life in another part of Europe, where the blue waters of the Adriatic lap onto the shores of unspoiled fishing hamlets and medieval mountain-top villages host international festivals…
But I should let you read about it for yourself.
In this month’s issue, contributing writer Roseanna Keats vividly describes her tour of the beautiful–and highly affordable–Istrian coast of Croatia, Europe’s Sleeping Beauty, as Roseanna calls it, where every bend in the road brings another amazing view and you’ve a wonderful selection of Old World properties to choose from. It’s the best of Italy…only cheaper…not to mention the world’s truffle capital.
Also this month, Paul Terhorst is back with words of wisdom on how to navigate the current recession and smart answers to the questions every retired investor must surely be asking.
Sign up to The Overseas Living Letter now to hear from Roseanna and Paul…as well as Publisher Kathleen Peddicord…and to see this month’s featured properties.
Finally, I’d like to say that it’s a pleasure to be filling in for Editor-in-Chief Lynn Mulvihill, who, I am delighted to report, gave birth recently to her second child, a bouncing baby boy. Lynn will be back on the job in another couple of months.
Meantime, I’ll be in touch again soon.
Sincerely,
Eoin Bassett
Editor, The Overseas Living Letter
