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El nivel - Level
El nivel de agua - The level of water
El líquido - Liquid
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Saffron is a spice derived from the flower of Crocus Sativus, commonly known as the Saffron Crocus. The Saffron Crocus can survive long hot summers and cold winters with temperatures as low as -10ºC. It reproduces by corms, which must be broken up and replanted each year. It is an autumn flowering perennial plant which usually bears up to four vivid crimson flowers. It is the stigmas of these flowers that are dried and used as seasoning and colouring in many different styles of cooking.
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Albert Greene (born April 13, 1946), better known as Al Green or Reverend Al Green, is an American Gospel and Soul music singer. He reached the peak of his popularity in the 1970's, with hit singles such as "You Oughta Be With Me", "I'm Still In Love With You", "Love and Happiness", and "Let's Stay Together".
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Semana Santa in Mazarrón
According to data from the Tourism Hall of Mazarrón, hotel occupancy reached 100% from 28th to 31st March in the coastal areas. The Murcia region escaped some of the bad weather and Mazarrón enjoyed a pleasant few days. Puerto de Mazarrón noted a significant increase in tourists during these days, both for the hotels and by the arrival of those with second homes who came to their Mazarrón residence for a few days of rest.
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Apparently it is Doughnut Week in the UK from 11th to 18th May, so I was asked to do some recipes! I tried to find the easiest recipe for my readers, but they are all quiet involved. Still, whether you fill your doughnuts with jam, pour icing on the top, or just cover them in sugar, they are certainly worth the struggle. I like the Spanish doughnuts, Churros and dipping them in chocolate is my favourite treat.
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The Wine Horses of Caravaca and the Museum of the Fiesta |
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The first five days of May see one of Murcia's best known and loved fiestas take place in Caravaca de la Cruz. All of this is reflected in a superb museum in Caravaca – the Museo de la Fiesta (Museum of the Fiesta), located in Calle de las Monjas, beyond the end of the road in which you find the Tourist Office. You really cannot miss it as it is located in an imposing 16th Century building with a large sign outsided.
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Spain May Ban Private Owners From Letting Their Properties To Holidaymakers
Restrictions on letting property to holidaymakers in a bid to appease the hotel industry could cost around 150,000 people their livelihood. The government is about to approve legislation which will mean private property let to tourists will no longer be covered by the State Law of Urban Rentals (LAU), and will instead be subject to regional government law or industry regulations.
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International Underwater Photography Competition
Mazarrón will host this event from 12-15 September. Many divers will discover the seabed of the Bay of Mazarrón, which featured in the 5th Dive Travel Show held at the beginning of March and was used as a presentation by the Mayor of Mazarrón, Ginés Campillo. The Mayor was accompanied at the presentation by Maria Celeste Soria, Councillor for Tourism, Alfonso Bachiller, Manager of Centro Buceo Sureste "Bachisub" (organisers of this event), and Alfonso Exposito (photographer and coordinator of this event).
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Starting Your New Garden or Modifying an Old One |
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by Clodagh and Dick Handscombe, holistic gardeners and authors living in Spain for 25 years.
Most expatriates buy properties in Spain with a very different lifestyle in mind from the one they experienced previously. They envisage a more open-air lifestyle to make the most of the generally dry warm and healthy climate. However, this is only possible if the garden is designed and constructed to support this.
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The Essential Guide to the Costa Cálida Chronicle is available around the region.