If you think running up a mountain when it’s brass-monkey weather is fun, then the XII Subida a La Cruz de La Atalaya is just the ticket for you.
Running up Mountains
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for andalucia
Sorting out Otívar’s Water
by Martin Myall •
The Chairman of the Mancomunidad, Rafael Caballero, was in Otívar this morning, accompanied by the Manager of Aguas y Servicios, Alejandro Jurado, and the mayor of Otívar, Francisco Robles.
Desperation & Financial Gain
by Vivienne Hughes •
Police in Málaga prevented the sale of a newborn baby for 3,000 euros, between its mother and a couple unable to have children themselves.
Imminent Market Opening?
by Martin Myall •
Almuñécar is getting closer to opening the doors of its new Municipal Market; a project that is now “practically finished,” according to the Town Council.
Connecting The Two Alpujarras
by Martin Myall •
The provincial councils of Almería and Granada are working on the ‘Connected-Alpujarra’ project, which will have a multi-million budget.
If It’s Not Broken, Don’t…
by Martin Myall •
The village of El Borge in the Axarquía, with around a thousand inhabitants, is immersed in a controversy over an avenue named Che Guevara.
Fresquito!
by Martin Myall •
Granada experienced zero degrees Centigrade yesterday morning and the cold temperatures are going to continue throughout this weekend in the province.
La Herradura Shooting
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Granada Public Prosecutor has recommended a 9-year, prison sentence followed by another nine years of probation for a man in La Herradura accused of attempted murder.
Valley’s Average Income
by Martin Myall •
The National Institute for Statistics (INE), the Tax Agency (AEAT) as well as the Junta give an interesting insight into the valley’s per capita income,
Taxi vs. Tourist
by Martin Myall •
Have you ever had the feeling that the taxi driver has taken you for a ride; literally and figuratively?