It’s always a mystery when they cut back the roadside vegetation along the Cabra Road above Otívar and when they do, their strimmer cuttings all over the place.
Cuttings on The Cabra Road
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for bicycles
Minors and Cycle Helmets
by Hugh MacArthur •
Just a quickie to remind you all that a new law concerning bicycle crash helmets comes into force tomorrow (9th May).
Cycling up the Sierra Nevada
by Anne Eastwood •
Well it may not quite be Camino de Santiago, but the challenge that brave local and foreign cyclists faced in reaching the peaks of Sierra Nevada, was not far short of a religious sporting experience! Certainly, at those heights, you can’t be far from heaven’s gates.
Three Fateful Collisions
by Martin Myall •
The first; undoubtedly the most heartbreaking, took place in Alicante and resulted in the death of a 20-month old child, after being reversed over by a speedboat, with her father at the helm.
Motril on a Bike
by Martin Myall •
The Vice-Mayor of Motril, José García Fuentes, has announced that in line with the health campaign, Motril, ciudad saludable, the town now has a free bicycle-lending service.
Peddle Progress
by Editor •
Time for something positive! Almuñécar now has a public, bicycle-hiring service – which is the first on the Costa Tropical. The service can be activated by simply sending an SMS.