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Delving into your collection of photographs from Spain can bring back all sorts of memories. Of days in the sunshine. Of time spent on the beach or in the countryside of a country in which the landscape changes as you move from one province to another. Some of my favourite pictures were taken in the countryside, including in the province of Malaga.

Read the entire post » Every picture tells a story in the province of Malaga

So you have to go and pick up friends or loved ones at an airport in Spain, but you want to make a day of it. Stop off for lunch perhaps. Or see one of those tourist attractions you have always meant to visit, but never got around to seeing. Where to go en route to and from the airport?

Read the entire post » The airport run – Part 1. Malaga-Granada

I was asked recently to name my favourite five coastal destinations in Spain. One each from the Costa Blanca, Costa Brava, Costa de La Luz, Costa del Sol and the Costa Tropical. A tough challenge. But here goes. My famous and favourite five. 

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When Spanish families go to the beach they tend to take the entire contents of their house with them. Everything except the kitchen sink. That is because they go there in the comfort of their air conditioned car. But what if you want to see Spain by bus? As i sometimes do. Well you can take plenty of stuff with you on a Spanish bus. Though taking a fold out dining table for twelve people may be stretching your luck. Here are the coastlines I have seen by bus.

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Having written earlier about the famous “chiringuitos” beach bars, one famous one came to mind and that is the one of El Tintero, in El Palo, Malaga. A fascinating experience that can only be lived in Spain.

Read the entire post » A Lunch of a Lifetime