In a large town, reaching the 500 barrier for a municipal lockdown could mean dozens of new infections, but if you’re a tiny village, it can be just one person.*
When One is Too Many
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tag Archive for alpujarra
Thick Snow in the Alpujarra
by Martin Myall •
Coming down from Pitres in the Alpujarra this morning, we passed a continual stream of traffic heading up to the snow; last night left a thick mantle.
Popular Rural Retreats & Why
by Martin Myall •
The pandemic has savaged the hospitality sector and the big hotels, for example have come off worse compared with small rural hotels.
New Restrictions from Monday
by Martin Myall •
From Midnight Sunday; i.e. Monday morning, new restrictions will come into force until the 25th of this month, when it will be revised.
Snowfall on Day One
by Vivienne Hughes •
The first day of the year saw snowfall on the Granada plateau (altiplano) in the north-east of the province.
Orgiva OAP Home Evacuated
by Vivienne Hughes •
It’s surprising that we still get hill fires in winter, which was the case on Monday, breaking out in the Órgiva area of the Alpujarra.
Not Dead Really
by Martin Myall •
When somebody tells you that you look tired or ill, it’s bad enough, but when they tell you that you’re dead, well, it’s a bloody cheek, really.
A Windy Monday
by Martin Myall •
The Spanish, National Agency for Weather (AEMET) has issued an Orange Alert for the Costa Tropical tomorrow with winds expected up to 90kph.
Plastic to Plastic
by Louise Powell •
Those new to this land probably heard of the bottle-water brand, Lanjarón, before they found out that where the village was, whose springs supplied the water.
Granada & Metropolitan Reopens
by Martin Myall •
Following the Costa Tropical and the Alpujarra, in the rest of the province, including the capital city, bars, restaurants and shops can open up to 18.30h.