Tag Archive for andalucia

Dark Thoughts Down on Burriana

A power cut is neither romantic nor cuts down on your electricity bill; you fall over trying to undress rapidly in the dark and so lose the will to live and you’ll still get charged for the utility service even when there isn’t one.

Bronco Down A Barranco

One driver suffered a a traumatic experience two days ago in Torrecuevas, Almuñécar, after his vehicle left the road a hurtled down a steep barranco.

AI Generated Naked-Images Verdict

A lawcourt in Sevilla has handed down the first guilty verdict for three men for using an AI application to manipulate images of several young women with whom they went to school, to obtain fake images of them naked.

A Colder Bank-Holiday

The coming bank-holiday weekend for the Virgen del Pilar end on Monday the 12th has a weather forecast predicting “polar cold” for the province according to the provincial press! But don’t panic!

Blocked Storm-Water Passage

The trouble with the Rambla de Vizcarra (which runs under Calle Aurora) when reaches the urban area of Calahonda, it is channeled beneath the road surface and it fills up with silt, choking it.

Nerja Fiestas Start Today

The annual fiestas in Nerja in honour of its patron saints Nuestra Señora de las Angustias and San Miguel Arcángel, will be held from Thursday the 8th (today) to Monday the 12th.