Bedrock

We have our annual BBQ just before June because that is the cutoff-date for open fires in the country around here (too high a possibility of damage June through August) (see previous BBQs here and here – most never made it past Facebook). So, off eight of us went yesterday to the far end of Huescar, 4 cars, lots of grub. Ahead of us the usual animal traffic jam…

I wonder if being disfunctional as a courier is a worldwide phenonenon or just reserved for Spain?

Last week, UPS sent me a message to say a parcel would be delivered on Saturday. It didn’t arrive then they sent another message to say it would be delived a day later. It didn’t arrive. I contacted them on Facebook and they apologised for the mix-up – the package is held up in customs.

Just a very quick note to say that Galera’s informal, friendly photo club which has been dormant during Covid, will meet again in Pizzeria La Poza bar in Galera on June 14 (2021) – 7:30pm for 8pm start. All guests are most welcome. Some of the folks are into proper cameras, others like me use Smartphones so nothing overbearing. I should imagine the 14th will be quite informal as it is so long since the last meeting – hopefully it will be a great summer for photos.

Whatever your level of interest, do join us.

Pete.

Back at the same hotel a month later, this time with a 4th floor balcony. The drive to the coast from Galera was uneventful, cloudy skies for much of the trip but here at the beach the skies are clear, wind is a bit choppy, not complaining…

This is really starting to look like summer down here, a couple of days to visit familiar sites and get my Tandoori fix then off to Nerja to a favourite spot Balcón de Europa and nearby shops. I’ll update this with more photos later.

Well, it certainly seemed like summer is here when we travelled down to Almuñécar last week – lovely t-shirt weather on Wednesday.

Maureen and I decided to have a few days away even with the current travel restrictions and Almuñécar is one of few seaside destinations that is still inside of Granada. Salobreña is another but after our last trip there – no thanks – it looks like it was build for people who already live in tiny boxes. One night there and someone had a go at the car windows. Never again.

Almuñécar on the other hand, lovely.

Things always look better as the sun gets stronger. It’s lovely out there today.

Maureen’s new inner walls are starting to take shape… and this weekend there’s a good chance of a visit to the coast. What more could you want (I know, gadgets – got lots of those too, recently). I just wish some of my pals in the UK could share this – but I don’t think they’ll be doing many European holiday trips for a while yet.