Thursday morning a large articulated lorry was involved in a road accident with a family car on the bridge over Río Guadalfeo in the municipality of Salobreña.
Lobres Lorry Accident
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tag Archive for Guadalfeo
Guadalfeo Mouth Clean-Up
by Martin Myall •
Many hands make light work… but it would have been even lighter, if people didn’t litter and took their rubbish home with them instead.
Salobreña Rivermouth Clean Up
by Vivienne Hughes •
Sunday saw volunteers clearing up the mouth of the Guadalfeo. The clean-up had been organised by the Asociación GN Medio Ambiente and Decathlon.
The Vélez de Benaudalla Canyon
by Martin Myall •
The local branch of Podemos in Salobreña has tabled a motion to have the Tajo de los Vados declared a Monumento Natural de Andalucía.
Port Handles Molasses
by Hugh MacArthur •
Recently, a large shipment of molasses arrived at Motril Port on board the indian ship, Bashundhara Malika to be trucked to the Azucarera del Guadalfeo (Salobreña) .
Six Thousand Trees
by Martin Myall •
There is a project to plant 6,100 saplings on the side of the river, providing an 8.3km hike for walkers to enjoy.
At Last!
by Martin Myall •
The Central Government kept its promise and the Taramay-Guadalfeo opened on time on the 26th of June.
Illegal Stone Removal in Órgiva?
by Vivienne Hughes •
Locals in Órgiva protested outside the Town Hall over “illegal excavations” along the Guadalfeo riverbed.
Man Rescued from Salobreña River
by Hugh MacArthur •
OK, let’s face it, there’s not much chance of drowning in a river along this part of the coast during summer, but falling into a dry riverbed from a bridge must hurt.
La Desbandada
by Martin Myall •
Without doubt the greatest civilian massacre of the Spanish Civil War occurred along what is today the N-340 between Málaga and Almería; around 20,000 people lost their lives.