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My vote goes to Greece. Gorgeous little coastal cities all over the islands. Second would be Italy.
(my own country, Belgium, probably has the ugliest coastal line in all of Europe. Walls of ugly sixties-style concrete high-rises everywhere. Still, it feels like home to me ).
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Must be hard to get good help these days in Italy, I suppose.
Well apparently not when they film the PBS shows that feature Italian coastal towns and villages, because to date I've never noticed a great deal of rubbish on the adjacent shores.
Italy wins if you ask me, although sea water is indeed clearer on our side of the Adriatic. This is all very individual as I find Italian architecture, cuisine, way of life, way they cultivate landscape, etc the best in this world.
Europe is blessed with hundreds of fantastic villages and towns on our coasts, as we can see even England has some
Btw, Exitus AP, I just found out Rick Steves has short videos of Croatia too, namely towns of Split, Hvar, Dubrovnik, Rovinj, Plitvice national park, Korcula.
Not many tourists stop by in my hometown as it is not on the coast, but Steves stopped by in Zagreb too!
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Many European countries have beautiful coastal villages. France has some beautiful ones and less beautiful, but the strong point is the diversity of these towns/villages.
As soon as I get another job, rob a bank, or you send me a ticket and help with my living expenses. The U.S. was once a nation of less than 200 million people, and labor was valuable. We're now a nation of more than 300 million, and as a White male, I have no advocacy group to align myself with in this extremely soft labor market.
Those Zagreb residents look like an attractive people as well -- I especially like the chick at 3:36.
As soon as I get another job, rob a bank, or you send me a ticket and help with my living expenses. The U.S. was once a nation of less than 200 million people, and labor was valuable. We're now a nation of more than 300 million, and as a White male, I have no advocacy group to align myself with in this extremely soft labor market.
Those Zagreb residents look like an attractive people as well -- I especially like the chick at 3:36.
Ticket, life expenses? All I can promise is a beer!
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France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, Norway all have the most beautiful coastal towns/villages in Europe. I was not going to say only 1 country, and rather include all of these countries to show a balanced variety of options.
Romania: Costinesti, Eforie Sud, Constanta/Mamaia, Vama Veche
Bulgaria: Tyulenovo, Kavarna, Varna
Norway: Bergen, Alesund
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The U.S. was once a nation of less than 200 million people, and labor was valuable. We're now a nation of more than 300 million, and as a White male, I have no advocacy group to align myself with in this extremely soft labor market.
