David Foreman

David Foreman works at London Southbank University as a Senior Project Manager. He has an Estonian partner, visits Estonia regularly and intends to partially retire there in the next few years to split his time between London and Pärnu.

Thoughts about Estonia from an Englishman’s perspective #4 – I met Marko’s mum

David Foreman / January 25, 2014

David Foreman works and lives in London, but with an Estonian partner he visits Estonia regularly and intends to partially retire there in the next few years to split his time between London and Pärnu. He has contributed for EstonianWorld before. In this new article he gets acquainted with the casual way of approaching Estonia’s […]

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Thoughts about Estonia from an Englishman’s perspective Vol 3

David Foreman / February 10, 2013

David Foreman notices the high standards of Estonian concert-goers. I recently got back from my winter holiday in Estonia. I stayed in Pärnu which is a very lovely seaside city on the west side of the country. I have stayed in this town quite a lot as my partner comes from there and because I

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Thoughts about Estonia from an Englishman’s perspective Vol 2

David Foreman / December 9, 2012

I am a very keen walker and have walked many hundreds of miles on National trails in Britain. It is possible to gain some spectacular views by climbing hills and walking on cliff tops or ascending ancient monuments. But you are always surrounded by the signs that remind you of ever present danger. DEATH BY

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Thoughts about Estonia from an Englishman’s perspective

David Foreman / November 25, 2012

David Foreman, an Englishman who splits his time between London and Pärnu, shares his thoughts about Estonia and Estonians. At the forefront of the English persons outlook on life is to wonder what others think about what they do. I wouldn’t say that this is absent from a typical Estonian viewpoint, but it certainly doesn’t seem to

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