We’re still really enjoying watching the webcam of the wildlife in Kenya. I’ve given the baby elephants names and we’re getting to know their habits. We keep the webcam on all day, so can keep an eye on what’s going…
This is amazing 🙂 Today I saw six elephants, two babies and a monkey. Yesterday we went into Llerena and saw just one stork, so the lack of storks seems to be wider than just the village. I will…
We had a handful of snowflakes fall this morning. Quite literally a handful, we wouldn’t have known that there was any, if we hadn’t have been outside at the time – but it’s a bit grey now, so wonder if…
Having remembered the fog and trying to get to Cordoba when we first moved here, I looked back over some of our old blog posts from when we first moved in – http://pullens.blogspot.com.es/2006/01/ I love the stories about Basil, I’d forgotten…
The last couple of mornings has been foggy. We are even aware of it on the patio, and this morning, when we went for a walk (first since the new year – we got out of the habit 🙁 ),…
We finally finished our cheese feast last night! I must admit, after going cheese feast shopping, I am inclined to take a step back and think ‘we just spend THAT on cheese’ – however it does last a long time,…
Parr of our cheese feast!
It’s olive harvest time of year and the trees are getting stripped. The olive groves are full of people either hitting trees with sticks – or shaking them with branch shaking machines, which are the sort of size of strimmers,…
My least favourite celebration has just started which is the night time drummers who walk round the village for two hours, starting at about 4.30. There are some excellent traditions – and some that should be left to die out…
Here is millie coming back from her morning walk, she is in her special Millie bag. Ian is noe known as the dog wearer.