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[denizaksulu]

I hope its not a long lasting problem Kafenes Get well quick; The roads of Cyprus beckon you.

[Gasman]

You can get a clue as to whether they are TC houses here in the old TC quarter when you SPEAK TO THE GCs living in them and they tell you that only GC REFUGEES are allowed to live in them.

I know TWO TCs who have moved back into this area. The GCs never mention them.

And yes, it is another slight clue when they are in ruins!

in the care of the custodian

[CBBB]

You can get a clue as to whether they are TC houses here in the old TC quarter when you SPEAK TO THE GCs living in them and they tell you that only GC REFUGEES are allowed to live in them.

I know TWO TCs who have moved back into this area. The GCs never mention them.

And yes, it is another slight clue when they are in ruins!

in the care of the custodian

Weren't you saying a couple of days ago that these properties were all being decorated/renovated?

So possibly one TC house has been turned into a casino, and how many GC hotels have gone the same way?

[Get Real!]

You can get a clue as to whether they are TC houses here in the old TC quarter when you SPEAK TO THE GCs living in them and they tell you that only GC REFUGEES are allowed to live in them.

I don’t believe you went up to GCs and enquired if the houses they’re living in are TC properties! Why would a Brit want or need to do that especially considering that there’s an element of risk when digging up the past in a place like Cyprus?

I don’t think you’re being honest with us… you’re just shit stirring.

I know TWO TCs who have moved back into this area. The GCs never mention them.

And yes, it is another slight clue when they are in ruins!

in the care of the custodian

That’s a daft assumption! A rundown property isn’t necessarily a TC property! There are a dozen reasons why a property may be neglected… ie: no beneficiaries, not worth repairing, legislation that prevents demolition, owners living overseas and never bothered to repair, and so forth!