Grevy’s Zebra
Grevy’s Zebra in three different styles
The Día de la Cruz (Day of the Cross) – Fiesta de las Cruces (Festival of the Crosses) – Cruces de Mayo (May Cross) is a holiday celebrated on May 3rd in many parts of Spain and Hispanic America.
On the religious side, the festival is apparently rooted in the search by Byzantine Empress Saint Helena for the cross on which Jesus died. Other aspects relate to pagan traditions brought to the Iberian peninsula by the Romans.
Work could finally begin shortly to build a new restaurant on Calahonda beach in Nerja. Work would have to cease on May 31st, however, so as not to annoy summer season visitors, unless all that remained to do by then was internal (rofl), in which case it could probably continue.
Update to Things to See and Do page in the All About Nerja section
Bullet Train was a bit on the bizarre side, but had some good humour and is a couple of hours of enjoyable, goofy nonsense.
Grevy’s Zebra in three different styles
Just some colourful wildflowers
Wondered what on earth it was
The largest tower along the coast and with great views
No orangey skies this evening, hooray
A few colourful blooms I encountered
I spotted it, so had to give it a whirl
A lunchtime treat on Spanish Father’s Day
A couple of QuickVids
Sealion and the flies sequence
The Lady and the Cat sculpture
Adore watching these expressive creatures
A honey flavoured rum, possibly of Spanish origin
The beautiful emerald green Moon Moth
Silhouette study in black and white
Always room for a boat on a roundabout
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