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Stuff
One of the many joyful aspects of having four dogs and two cats, aside from almost weekly trips to the vets, is the many questions that arise all based upon three main themes:-a) Who did that disgusting poo? (Normally Bindi or Luna)b) Who did that wee right here? (Normally Luna)c) Dear Holy Christ in Heaven,…
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Olive Fields Forever
Well, the winter is here and it arrived practically overnight. The temperature today is 20 degrees! 20! It’s been many years since we’ve seen temperatures plummet so far. The Autumn/Winter is also the start of the Hunting Season in Andalucia. We’ve never lived anywhere that has a hunting season that has affected us. Living in…
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Fiesta!
It’s the summer months; the days are hot and the evenings are long and coolish. What to do about this? Well, it would appear that in Andalucia what you do is have hundreds of fiestas of every description in all major cities such as Cordoba, Malaga and Granada all the way down to the smallest…
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Luna Y Sol
We brought three dogs and two cats from Sri Lanka with us, all of whom have ‘issues’ which have been exacerbated by the trauma of spending 30 hours in a crate being flown 5000 miles. The Dogs Dante – Has to wear a muzzle because he thinks nipping people’s ankles is fun. As is chasing…
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Fuente Tojar
Fuente Tojar is where we now live. The meaning behind the name is unclear except to say that Fuente is Spanish for springs or fountains (I think). It’s called a village although very small town might be more appropriate bearing in mind some of the other villages that we have been driving through these past…
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Arrival
Well, we made it after what can only be described as a tortuous journey for the dogs and cats. They had been in their crates for about 30 hours in total before they got to see us. And even that was for only ten minutes in a car park of an air freight company where…