Be careful with promoting Valencia as a nice place to live. The more the expat community grows there the less appealing it will become. I remember when I didn't have to put up with hearing/seeing a bunch of loud/stupid/drunk foreigners. That time has long passed and now I send someone to go buy food at the market for me whenever possible to avoid having that "what's your name/how long have you been here/where do you live/you're sitting in my seat (no, you don't own this seat at this restaurant you f*cking tw*t)/herpderp we're drunk morons, wanna engage in a ridiculously moronic conversation with us?" nonsense. Also, the more idiots that move in the more the locals will try to raise the longnose price on everyone.
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The difference is, in Valencia it's still possible to sleep without ac /fan.
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If you head up the road to Twin Lakes you will see some huge high voltage lines that I believe link the geothermal plant to the Bacolod transmission line. I cannot find it on a map but thats where Wiki says it goes
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Another place is azalea resto on the way up to twin lakes,they run right over the mountains to amlan wjere they go under the tanon straight to cebu.- Informative x 2
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It's baffling (or, maybe not) that the town with such enormous geothermal generating capacity can't even provide it's own townsfolk with even semi-reliable electrical service.- Like x 1
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To each his own. while some may prefer to deal with some infrastuctre probelms and have space and be surrounded by trees, clean air, cool temps, and nature, others seem to prefer living in a tiny concrete AC box surrounded by hundreds of people. I couldn't live that way.
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