It hasn’t stopped raining since the Jana wet-front arrived and will stay with us most of the week but two people decided to walk in the mountains around Capileira on Friday.
Who in Their Right Mind…?
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for alpujarra
Alpujarra Paralysed Roadworks
by Hugh MacArthur •
In a Plenary Meeting of the Lanjarón Town Council, the PSOE asked Mayor Eric Escobedo precise information about when the roadworks will recommence.
Trevélez Rescue
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tuesday the 11th at 15.55h the Guardia Civil received a call informing them that a mountain climber had suffered a fall in the Río Trevélez area and was unable to move.
A Dozen Arrests in Dozen Months
by Martin Myall •
Actually, the title isn’t quite correct because the same thief has been arrested thirteen times in twelve months.
Who’s Got The Fewest?
by Martin Myall •
No doubt, you woke up this morning asking yourself, “which village in the province has the fewest inhabitants'” OK, so you didn’t but here it is anyway…
Orgiva Road Accident
by Martin Myall •
Four people were injured in a road accident within the municipality of Órgiva on Sunday the 29th of last month.
New Law Courts for The Alpujarra
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Regional Minister for Justice, José Antonio Nieto, placed the symbollic first stone for the new law courts in Órgiva that will serve the needs of 23 towns and villages in the Alpujarra Granadina.
Trevélez Jamón Fair
by David Darby •
The IV Feria del Jamón y Productos Típicos de Trevélez promises an unforgettable gastronomic and cultural weekend.The fair will take place on November 23 and 24, establishing itself as a prominent event in the gastronomic and cultural landscape of the region. This fair, held in the highest municipality in Spain, will showcase a variety of…
Climber Rescued
by Martin Myall •
Officers from the Guardia Civil post in Trevélez (Alpujarra) with the help of a local, rescued a mountain climber who got lost on the Sierra Nevada, owing to the fog and bad weather.
Hail on the Coast
by Martin Myall •
Winter is on its way, as if the clock-change weren’t indication enough, because whilst snow fell on the Sierra Nevada, Motril was treated to a hail storm.