Dear Lucy,
Any enquiry about Goa proves how small the world really is!
Emma Hawkes wrote to me last year seeking info. on resettling in Goa. I put her in touch with a BBC TV Production Company which was already in Goa doing a programme about foreigners resettling there. They had contacted me earlier seeking subjects to be featured.
Emma then went to Goa and featured in the fifth and final one-hour programme that was transmitted on BBC2 in August 2004. She was living in 119 Parra Tinto, Parra, Bardez, Goa and negotiating for a property in Candolim to open a restaurant she intended to call Cafe Maya. She was buying it through Michael Lobo a local estate agent. Evidently her mother is scheduled join her in Goa in March this year.
Your best bet would probably be to contact Michael Lobo - see http://www.homesgoa.com/WebPages/HTML/Contact_Us.htm for contact details. If that fails, do get back to me for other clues.
I am copying this message to GoaNet in case anyone in Goa is able to follow the trail.
Cheers,
Eddie Fernandes http://www.goanvoice.org.uk/
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Lucy Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 9:16 PM
Subject: [Goanet]Desperately seeking... Emma Hawkes from Herts
Hi all,
Bit of a long shot this but does anyone know Emma Hawkes, 27 ish from Berkhamsted, Herts?
My name's Lucy and we were good mates a few years back but have lost contact.
I was told by a mutual friend that she was living in Goa (buying a beach bar??) and I'd absolutely love to know how she is getting on.
Any info would be much appreciated! My email is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kind regards, Lucy
