Water, water everywhere… except where it’s needed, the poet might have added, which is certainly the case in the Axarquia; its main resevoir stands at just 14% capacity.
Deep Delivery
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for Málaga
Beach Deaths
by Vivienne Hughes •
As soon as summer arrives, then news on drownings along the Andalusian coastline and in swimming pools, both private and public, begin to come in.
Get Divorced!
by Martin Myall •
That’s not a piece of advice from The Seaside Gazette, by the way, but the titled of a billboard on the roadside of the A-356 where it goes through Vélez-Málaga
Cutting Down A Life’s Dream
by Martin Myall •
A fruit farmer in the Axarquía has just cut down his plantation of avocado tree, all 600 of them, because there isn’t enough water available to maintain them alive.
The Grumpy Victim
by Hugh MacArthur •
When you crash your car into somebody’s house, you’re generally apologetic, after all, you can’t claim that they hit you, yet not everybody reacts that way.
Body Found Floating near Balcón
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Guardia Civil are investigating the circumstances behind the death of the woman whose body was found floating near the Balcón de Europa.
Saved by His Dog
by Martin Myall •
A man got into trouble after falling down a slop whilst looking for his dog. He was finally rescued thanks to it leading family members to way he lay.
The 2022 Black Flags
by Vivienne Hughes •
Every year, the same as beaches all over Spain are awarded Blue Flags for their excellence, ecologists award Black Flags at the opposite end of the scale.
Free Paint & Tax Cuts
by Hugh MacArthur •
Andalucía prizes its white villages which is why after a sustained calima intrusion from the Sahara, town halls are trying to get their streets white again.
Blue Rebellion
by Hugh MacArthur •
Residents of Vélez-Málaga were out on the streets yesterday over Town Council plans to impose new Blue Zones on many streets.