Originally posted on The Botanical Kitchen:
I used to hate olives. The first time I had one was by accident at secondary school and I spat it out and hid it discretely under my pile of mashed potato. I can’t remember why. It was just a peculiar taste. Nowadays I could not be more opposite. I love…
by GYM HALAMA In 1970 I lived in the hills behind Marbella with the Australian Architect Donald Grey, who was building villages along the coast in the traditional Andalucian style. He opened my eyes to this fantastic landscape, taking me to Ronda, Seville, Cordoba and to Gerald Brennan’s Yegen in the Alpujarra mountains. My dream… Read More Mi Pueblo: Chite
This is the first in a series of mini articles from local residents to give you a picture of what each village is like… Mi Pueblo – Restabal, by Danielle Gouwens Let’s start with some facts: Restabal is a smallish village in the municipality of El Valle, together with Saleres and Melegís. It’s set in the… Read More Mi Pueblo: Restabal
A couple of years ago we (me, husband, daughter and two cats) were living in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, wondering if we were ever going to make a dent into our huge Aussie Homeloan and if we’d be slaves to our jobs forever. Having moved to Sydney from London in 2001, when you got 2.6 AUD… Read More Bienvenidos Al Valle de Lecrín!
