The Mancomunidad de Municipios de la Costa Tropical and the Provincial Council joined forces to organised the laying out of lane markers off the beaches along the coast.
Buoys Ahoy
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for lanes
A-7 Reopens Tomorrow
by Vivienne Hughes •
In March there was an important landslide not far from the Castell de Ferro exit on the A-7, as reported in the Seaside Gazette.
From Guerra to Carrizalejo
by Vivienne Hughes •
Almuñécar is continuing with its Plan de Mejora de Caminos Rurales, working on improving the Camino de Guerra to Carrizalejo behind La Herradura.
Vega Solar Lighting
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Maintenance Department of Almuñécar Town Hall has provided a spot of vega lighting on the lanes behind the N-340 gasolinera… And they’re solar powered!
Country Lanes Roadwork
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Maintenance Depart of the Almuñécar Town Hall has begun a repairs campaign for the reparation of the municipal country-lane network.
Gelibra & Rio Seco Alto Work
by Martin Myall •
The Almuñécar Town Hall has busy up in Río Seco Alto and Gelibra, sorting the tracks out, as part of the Planes de Obras y Servicios Provinciales, Belonging to the Agricultural Board of the Junta de Andalucia, through which funds are made available for the improvement of rural-lane networks.
Dangerous Cycling Lanes
by Editor •
Which brings us on to the bicycle lanes along Velilla… The old set up, with parking on both sides of the road, but side-by-side, rather than in a line no only offered more parking, but it was also safer – let me explain.
Country Lanes to be Tarmacked
by David Darby •
Two further tracks are being asphalted in Motril, one being Camino de Canal and the other is camino Cortijo Los Vázquez, all