Ten years ago, just when the economic crisis began to really bite, Nicky Westby wrote a really interesting article about packing up and moving back, or sticking it out in Spain.
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Looking Back: Blue Zones
by Martin Myall •
You might think that Almuñécar’s paseos have always been Blue Zones; paid parking , but as you will see from this Looking Back article, it all began 10 years ago.
Looking Back: A-7 Inaugurated
by Martin Myall •
Ten years ago this month the stretch of autovia between La Herradura and Taramay in Almuñécar was inaugurated – little remained for the A-7 to be completed.
Looking Back: ATM Mugging
by Martin Myall •
Much like last month’s article from a decade back, La Herradura was going through a rough patch owing to muggings, flashers and a whole range of unsavoury happenings.
Looking Back: A New Bridge
by Martin Myall •
Back in the far-off days when the Darby family used to live in La Herradura, Dave was closely following the building of a bridge… instead of the road.
Looking Back: Medical Centre
by Editor •
Today’s Looking Back article is about the old medical centre in La Herradura, which was in its last throes of use.
Looking Back: The P4 Trap
by Martin Myall •
Today’s Looking Back article deals with a confusing traffic-light set up in Almuñécar, which was producing quite a few traffic fines. That’s the one on the P-4 junction.
Looking Back: Motril Palms
by Martin Myall •
The last of the May 2009 looking Back articles concerns the fate of the palm trees along the Avenidad de Salobreña in Motril, uprooted when they modernised the thoroughfare.
Looking Back: Peña Escrita
by Martin Myall •
Here’s another article from ten years back, this time dealing with the Peña Escrita mountain park in the municipality of Almuñécar.
Looking Back: Snake Post
by Martin Myall •
Today’s article from a decade ago is about a La Herradura resident that decided to send a live anaconda to Madrid inside a package marked ‘books.’