We’re shrouded in cloud as winter properly arrives in Moclín and, after a few false starts, it looks as though the Sierra Nevada will finally get a good covering of snow ready for the winter season…
All in Living Abroad
We’re shrouded in cloud as winter properly arrives in Moclín and, after a few false starts, it looks as though the Sierra Nevada will finally get a good covering of snow ready for the winter season…
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…
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…
It will be hard to believe, but the surreal seam of vileness continued and on Monday my brother, Kim, died.
They say bad things come in threes, so hopefully we have had a fair share for the time being.
It’s Mothering Sunday and for many, many families this year is going to be tremendously hard. Being apart from family and friends due to lock-down is the toughest aspect of an enforced isolation…
When Coronavirus first hit the headlines, little did we realise what an impact it would have on the lives of so many…
Well, here we are. 31st January 2020 and the date when the United Kingdom officially leaves the European Union. We spent months feeling anxious and angry and uncertain leading up to the General Election in December, following which I, for one, have felt strangely divorced from emotion surrounding the UK’s inevitable departure…
How does the U.K. election result affect a couple of U.K. citizens who have chosen to live in Spain?
