Pueblo Indalo Mojacar
Paseo del Mediterraneo 233 Mojacar, Andalusia, 4000, Spain and Canary Islands
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Goats and markets
... the farm is a dairy. Whilst we were there we were so lucky to see a goat born and watch it for the first 20 or so minutes of its life as it wobbled to walk and attemped to feed. This happened in the 'nursery' pen, where we imagine this happens around a dozen times a day. We got to hold baby goats only a few hours old, still wobbling and walked through the milking area, visit the rabbits ...
Happy New Year
... Ryan won that game, so a rematch was
scheduled for last nights at Mag’s house and he did it again! Another neighbour (UK) has also visited and we’ll
be doing some socialising with them also tomorrow.
Yesterday we drove to Altas to stock up groceries etc and took lunch at a local bar/restaurant that served delicious tapas with your drinks. We found more markets and our way home!
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Our home in Spain
... and Lubrin and then hundreds of olive groves and thriving citris orchards between Lubrin and the coast. Lubrin is well known for its pure olive oil and the pressings sheds are nearby and for its goats cheese. Yum.
We were greeted by a neighbour, Mags, and shown around the village and local tapas bars and then to the shops for supplies in the town of Vera, around 30 minutes from here.
We joined Mags and her Dad (both ...
Private Beaches
We had heard this place had great beaches.....and it wasn't a lie. As we pulled into this sleepy Spanish town with house all painted white, we knew we were in he right place. Out of town along a dirt track lead us to the beach. We spent some time hiking between the rocky cliffs that seperated each cove. When we came across a ridge after about an ...
A Festival of Photos of a Festival
... of Al-Andalus (Andalusia) by the Catholics. My history may be weak, but it did not prevent me from appreciating the beauty of this pageant or the work that went into the incredibly detailed costumes. You may notice that each photo has the same title, "Fiestas de Moros y Cristianos" ( Festival of Moors and Christians) and only a few have an extra notation. I think you'll agree, though, that these pictures speak for themselves.
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