Covid-19, and I am loathe these days to even use the word, has made such a hash of so much of life. Great swathes have been cut through what we took so easily for granted. However, there have been some glimpses of glorious light…
Covid-19, and I am loathe these days to even use the word, has made such a hash of so much of life. Great swathes have been cut through what we took so easily for granted. However, there have been some glimpses of glorious light…
This time four years ago we were driving through Spain in a huge battered van packed full of our worldly goods and about to arrive at our Spanish home for the next year…
Covid concerns notwithstanding, we managed to sneak away for a couple of blissful days recently. A friend of ours, Karen Considine, has recently written a book...
What do you do when the income slate has been wiped clean?…
During lockdown, we had one or two very low points and to get us through, along with a large percentage of the worlds population, we baked…
We have just enjoyed a micro-break at the gorgeous Casa Olea. It inspired us to suggest a few more beautiful, and remote inland Andalucian places to stay…
A week of remembrance, memory lane and socially distanced reunions…
It’s the day after what would have been my mother’s 92nd Birthday and we are spending 7 hours in the North Terminal of Gatwick Airport.
It’s not quite that day we had planned…
For the past couple of weeks, almost every night, our garden has been ravaged by Ibex (or Cabra Montés). In the mountainous area in which we live, we have become used to seeing Ibex often, and have always been rather thrilled to see them in their natural habitat…
