Now to Bowling Green, Kentucky in the US, where a sinkhole has made the news. It appeared in the National Corvette Museum a couple of Wednesday’s ago, however, although eight very expensive cars were damaged, the facility remained open.
Features
editorial columns by feature writers
The Last Member
by David Darby •
Firstly, did you know that there is a penis museum in Teykjavik, Iceland? Well there is, and word is that it’s actually quite interesting with penis specimens from all manner of beasts. But there is one important omission… a human penis.
March PDF Now Available
by Martin Myall •
The full PDF for the March Seaside Gazette is now available for downloading.
Restaurante Reina Sofia in Almuñécar
by Vivienne Hughes •
Miguel, the man with the magic kitchen, has three things that will interest readers who appreciate good food.
Eco Lifestyle
by Vivienne Hughes •
Shoppers with a preference for organic products have already discovered Almuñécar’s Eco Lifestyle, located in the Municipal Market.
Centro de Estética Paris
by Vivienne Hughes •
Mar Ortega, who formerly worked with Chez Dani in Almuñécar, has opened her own beauty parlour, Centro de Estética Paris.
Franci’s First Anniversary
by Louise Powell •
Charcuteria y Carneceria Franci in La Herradura is celebrating their first anniversary – where does a whole year go?
Crying Statue?
by David Darby •
We start the day by dabbling in religion, namely the ‘weeping’ statue of the Virgin Mary in a small town in the north of Israel called Tarshiha.
Nanny Versus Nano
by Wolfgang K Piller MD •
Medicine has advanced since and quietly keeps advancing. And maybe, we will witness the moment when not the nanny but the nano makes us help the medicine go down.
An exciting technology is emerging, offering possibilities as diverse as radiation does and medicine has discovered it, too. Nanotechnology works in dimensions which are hardly imaginable for us – matter no bigger than the size of 400 hydrogen atoms (the smallest atom).
Fighting Unjust Demolition
by Marianne Lindahl •
They are innocent people who have bought their Spanish property in good faith, with all the correct documentation, having invested their life savings into their dream homes. Most of them are elderly.