Recently we decided on finding a hike (or bushwalk as we antipodeans like to say) and were lucky enough to come across an area just north of Salobreña called Los Guájares
Features
editorial columns by feature writers
Stand-up Politics
by Jes Rasmussen •
As I write, it is still uncertain whether or not Mr and Mrs Denmark are going to the polling stations this autumn, only little more than a year after the latest election.
Back south
by Marianne Lindahl •
Here up North the ground is covered by yellow, brown and orange leaves, and the branches of birch, rowan, aspen and alder look naked and ascetic against the grey sky.
I’m An Immigrant
by Martin Myall •
You know, I get just a little tired of the likes of Trump and UKIP going on about immigrants – I’m an immigrant; a Brit living his life in Spain.
Interview: Gym Halama
by Bridget Rose O'Haire •
I sat with Gym Halama at her Sandpit Gallery; a converted stables in the orange groves of Chite:
Interview: Roland Fade
by Bridget Rose O'Haire •
I sat down with internationally acclaimed artist Rowland Fade – a self-proclaimed “lone wolf” who moved to Almuñécar in the 60’s – to chat about art, life and no regrets.
Wine Wonders
by Axel E. Thieke G.P. •
Many observational studies have shown that moderate alcohol drinkers have lower rates of diabetes and cardiovascular problems than do nondrinkers or heavy drinkers.
Noise and The Law
by Maria Teresa Velasco •
According to a study of the European Union, 25% of EU citizens are exposed regularly to sound levels above 65 decibels.
Pairing Cheese and Wine
by Peter Eacersall •
General de Gaulle, the former president of France once said that it was impossible to govern a country that produced 250 different cheeses! Today it’s more like 350.
October 2016 PDF Available
by Martin Myall •
The October edition of the Seaside Gazette is now available in PDF format for downloading.