Posts Tagged ‘Nerja’
Life in Málaga—Life according to Vincent (Van Gogh)
June began with a trip to Amsterdam for a European Writers Salon literary meetup that featured a reading, a book crawl, and a canal boat ride with writing prompts. I listened to an eclectic lineup of Dutch, British, Turkish, Italian, North American, and other writers share their work. I bought a book at each stop…
Read MoreLiving and Learning in Málaga, Year 2—Adventures When a Friend Visits
My friend Debra came for a visit from Seattle on her way to an eight-day hike on the Costa Brava. In Debra’s three and a half days in Málaga and then three more days in Madrid, we did a lot of walking, a lot of talking, and a lot of eating. In between, there was…
Read MoreLiving and Learning in Málaga—Year 2, Sun and Wine and the Unexpected
It’s full-on summer in southern Spain. The awnings have been erected over Calle Larios to provide some respite from the heat, though sometimes even in the shade, hot air pricks your skin. If you want to rent a tumbona and sombrilla at the beach, you’d better get there early. And even if you are lucky…
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