We often forget that we breathe between twelve and twenty times every single minute. With every single breath, we aren’t just taking in oxygen – ingested along with it is the world’s scent.
The province of Granada has been knocked sideways by this string of gales, devesating crops, damaging infrastructure, causing evacuations from hard hit towns and even the loss of life.
The Guardia Civil based in Motril Port arrested a man in his early 40s after trying to get a stolen vehicle onto the ferry for Melilla in North Africa.
Between midnight Monday and 10.00h Friday, Granada’s reservoirs released 36,000… million, litres of water. That’s a figure too large to get your head around.
Not all storm damage results in trees blown over and beach fixtures broken, because in the case of Lobres, the continual rain has opened up a small sinkhole.
OK, having spoken with our good friend and colleague, Juanma de Haro, retired Ideal journalist and La Herradura resident, here is some news on what is happening in the bay.
Fire personnel based in Cádiar were called out to confirm that two cars that had been swept down the Río Chico in Órgiva on Wednesday had nobody in them.
Residents can be forgiven for thinking that the Guardia Civil are doing nothing about the narco-RIBs, bobbing about in La Herradura bay with apparent impunity.
Vélez de Benaudalla Town Hall has activated a prevention & monitoring protocol due to a potential rise in the Guadalfeo River caused by water releases from the Rules Dam.
Salobreña Town Hall has asked landowners and irrigation associations for reports on any and all damage caused by the storm that hit the coast on the 28th of last month.
Luxury-Stay Hotel/Restaurant, Elysium is celebrating its first year and they want to say thank you to everyone who has dined with them and supported them along the way.
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