Drive to Burela

I thought it might be fun to join us on a drive to Burela. Unfortunately, after a couple of minutes, I dropped my glasses, bit started falling off the car, the sun visor slipped down so I stopped! I will…

Gardening Part 2

Ian has been working really hard on our Huerta – which included piercing the waterpipe which runs under the garden – oops! But on the positive side, we now know we have an outside waterpipe with a working tap by…

Cervo

We had to go to the council offices last week in Cervo. Cervo is Galician for deer and this is the coat of arms. I’ve seen deer in the field now occupied by the horses, they were small but I…

Branch Sunday

We went to Viveiro (pooping nativity scene town) to watch their Domingo de Ramos parade. This translates as Sunday of the branches. The Semana Santa parades in Viveiro are famous and declared a fiesta of cultural interest. I don’t think…

Gardening

We’ve been doing some work on the garden. I’ve been strimming it as much as possible to keep the nettles, ivy and brambles down, but on some of the garden it’s growing back as soon as I strim it, I…

Our new neighbours

Two horses, a mother and foal, came to live in the field next door. We thought it was going to be cows, but apparently there was a change of plan! We have also been to see a ‘Castro’ which is…

Boats

This is a ship at Burela port which is being stacked with eucalyptus logs. Here are the stacks of logs. These are actually very big piles, however it’s not clear in the photo. There’s a crane towards the right of…

Cathedral Beach

We went to Praia As Catedrais (Cathedral Beach), which is just the other side of Foz. We had to time this right, as much of the beach can’t be seen during high tide, so it’s best to visit to coincide…

Donacella’s Cave

We’d read about Donacella’s cave which is the other side of Viveiro (pooping nativity scene town). We had to go to the police station there to get our address changed on our residency cards (which didn’t happen), so we thought…

Sea Glass!

Our seaglass collection! It’s growing (and we have more in the house!) Oh, and if you look the big pebbley thing in the middle of the photo above (in front of the plant pots on the wall), Ian found it…