You will have noticed that where the Las Tejas riverbed crosses the beach road the latest work has left it in a damned civilized manner – no more crocodiles and mantraps… The Espinar might be full of weeds and palm-tree cuttings, which deserves criticism, but this modification at the river mouth deserves praise.

Also deserving praise is the work on the access points for Barrio de Las Maravillas, as improvement has been made along the Camino Real from where it begins on the Punta de la Mona.

(News: La Herradura, Costa Tropical, Granada, Andalucia)