The ability of a dog to smell the imperceptible to humans has long been known; from carefully concealed drugs to signs of bowel cancer in excrement, but there’s more.
Features
editorial columns by feature writers
The Waning Summer Season
by Martin Myall •
We are now a week almost into the atrophied summer of late, which is the 15th of July to the 15th of August, a far cry from the summers of old.
Reader: What’s Behind Roadworks
by Gazette Reader •
Does anyone have any more information about all the roadworks that have been going on along the GR-5300 just outside Molvizar?
Such A Good Idea?
by Martin Myall •
Salobreña Town Council, as reported in a previous article, has reopened the beachroad to one-way traffic whilst giving more space to pedestrians.
Missing The Lock Down?
by Martin Myall •
Before you utter, “weirdo”, and slam the lid shut on your laptop computer, just admit, deep down, that you do. Let me explain. Living at the top of a mountain road there was a blissful absence of annoying cyclists, bikers and Anglophile drivers using the wrong side of the road. With a little over a…
June Paper Edition
by Martin Myall •
Yes, that’s right; we have brought out a June edition of the Seaside Gazette, which will be distributed later this morning.
Double Zero & Staying Put
by Martin Myall •
It pays to wait instead of knocking up an article after a first announcement – things rarely are as they seem and politicians change their minds.
Meson Los Prados
by Martin Myall •
We had the opportunity to eat up at Mesón Los Prados when they reopened. They have plenty of outside seating, having a limitless terrace area – well worth a visit.
Reader: It’s So Unfair
by Gazette Reader •
This is so unfair to over 70s. Eleven weeks of lock down and we still can’t drive to a flat area and walk comfortably.
Reader: Thanks from Denmark
by Gazette Reader •
Thanks from Denmark to all at The Gazette for your coverage of the local situation with regard to Covid-19.