It’s that time of year again when demons in buggies will be haring around an old section of the N-340 down la Rábita way, which is going to be fun. But it’s not just customised buggies but modified cars, too.
Granada was rattled by a 4.2 (magnitude) earth tremor but this time with the epicentre out in the Mediterranean under the Mar de Alborán.
Saturday saw a small yacht washed up onto a beach near La Rábita, despite a calm sea state but the wind from the east, although not strong, caught the skipper out.
Hopefully readers clicked on the video link that we provided of the two people being rescued from their stranded car in a rambla, because of the flood waters.
Two, off-duty police officers belonging to the Policía Nacional saved the life of a young boy who was in the water off Playa de La Rábita (Albuñol).
This is the 10th year that Cronometrada de La Rábita will be held, falling this year on the 24th and 25th of this month.
Just when politicians of all political colours are patting themselves on the back for Blue-Flag, beach awards, ecologists dish out their Black Flags.
The seaside town of La Rábita, near the Almería border, saw a naval battle where the ammunition was tomatoes and peppers – gazpacho, anybody?
Here comes the heat again – as if it ever went away. There are ten degrees difference between Motril and Castell de Ferro day temperatures.
Another week of scorchio, scorchio awaits. La Rábita leads the way, spending another four days over 40 degrees! Salobreña & Motril has a week above 35º