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Carol&John Apr 23rd 2006 10:23 am

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Hola!
Looks like the tables have been turned (momentarily), and the rain falleth on the Costa de la luz, while, here in the UK, it is sunshine ++(well... not at 11pm). How strange...
I heard that it rains traditionally during the Feria de Abril in Sevilla - has the Feria started or will it start next week (2 weeks after Semana santa, which would be May then... :confused: )? After the Feria, the temperature rises.
Read a bit about the Feria de gambas at Punta Umbria (yumm!) Anyone been to it?
Buenas noches y hasta manana,
Carol

Carol&John Apr 23rd 2006 10:32 am

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http://www.theoraclecostadelaluz.com...nt/view/23/29/
Interesting article on english spoken in spanish schools, with a primary school in Cartaya piloting the scheme.

big wheels Apr 23rd 2006 10:44 am

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I heard that it rains traditionally during the Feria de Abril in Sevilla Carol

It was "spitting" a bit in Seville tonight. :eek: This should have been Sevilla V Barcelona. :rolleyes:

Carol&John Apr 23rd 2006 10:49 am

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:eek:
Que lastima! Not usual for a game to be postponed due to heavy rain?

newinspain Apr 24th 2006 5:38 am

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Originally Posted by Carol&John
http://www.theoraclecostadelaluz.com...nt/view/23/29/
Interesting article on english spoken in spanish schools, with a primary school in Cartaya piloting the scheme.

That is really interesting, good if you are thinking of bringing children out here. Another thing that I like in the paper/site is Lulu. She make sme smile! :o
http://www.theoraclecostadelaluz.com...gsection/6/30/

Carol&John Apr 25th 2006 5:30 am

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[QUOTE=newinspain]...Another thing that I like in the paper/site is Lulu. She make sme smile! :o ...{QUOTE]
Hi Tilly,
I could have this totally wrong, but... :o I think the choice of name is unfortunate. Doesn't lulu mean (hacer lulu = orinar = do a #1) in children's lingo?
Otherwise, I've enjoyed the read!
Carol :o :o

newinspain May 1st 2006 4:13 am

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[QUOTE=Carol&John]

Originally Posted by newinspain
...Another thing that I like in the paper/site is Lulu. She make sme smile! :o ...{QUOTE]
Hi Tilly,
I could have this totally wrong, but... :o I think the choice of name is unfortunate. Doesn't lulu mean (hacer lulu = orinar = do a #1) in children's lingo?
Otherwise, I've enjoyed the read!
Carol :o :o

I have spoken to my Spanish friend and he said that Lulu does not mean #1 in childrens lingo but popo means #2! :)
I have spent the past couple of days on the beach as it has been a scorching bank holiday weekend. The marina/ commercial centre at Isla Canela has been buzzing and the beach has been busy. I love it here!
photos to come soon when I have re-sized them. Hope you all had a good weekend.
Carol - so sorry to here about your problems at Costa Esuri.
Tily
:)

Carol&John May 1st 2006 6:45 am

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Hi Tilly,
Thanks for your concern. :)
I'll bet someone out there has heard of "lulu" before? Perhaps it depends on which region one comes from? :o O.k. enough already with the potty-talk.
Did you get to see Sevilla during the Feria de abril? Or, did you get to see my favourite Carmen Sevilla, either in Sevilla at the Feria, or in Huelva at the Feria de gambas (Punta Umbria)? She always makes me smile, such a wonderful star of the cinema/tv.
Regards,
Carol

newinspain May 6th 2006 8:29 am

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Originally Posted by Carol&John
Hi Tilly,
Thanks for your concern. :)
I'll bet someone out there has heard of "lulu" before? Perhaps it depends on which region one comes from? :o O.k. enough already with the potty-talk.
Did you get to see Sevilla during the Feria de abril? Or, did you get to see my favourite Carmen Sevilla, either in Sevilla at the Feria, or in Huelva at the Feria de gambas (Punta Umbria)? She always makes me smile, such a wonderful star of the cinema/tv.
Regards,
Carol

I did not get to the April Fair but I am going to the Jerez Horse Fair tomorrow so I will post photos of that asap. The Romerias are starting and the infamous Villablanca celebrations start on the 19th. Aparently its four days of eating, drinking and partying!

Carol&John May 6th 2006 11:46 pm

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Hi Tilly,
I look forward to seeing the photos!
So I see that Ayamonte FC has been promoted to the tercera?
http://www.publicacionesdelsur.net/s...01ayamonte.htm
:beer: (manzanilla. ole!)
Carol

newinspain May 27th 2006 10:18 pm

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Hi Tilly,
I look forward to seeing the photos!
So I see that Ayamonte FC has been promoted to the tercera?
http://www.publicacionesdelsur.net/s...01ayamonte.htm
:beer: (manzanilla. ole!)
Carol

Yes, how exciting for them - http://www.theoraclecostadelaluz.com...page/Itemid,1/

The day that i went to the Jerez Horse Fair there was nothing to see! We drove there had some luch and a look around then went on to Cadiz. We picked the wrong day to go!
Since then we have been to the Villablanca Romeria, which was a great weekend. The Flamenco dresses and traditional costumes were a joy to see. The women looked beautiful and the men very proud.
This weekend was the Fun 'n' Sun Harley Davidson meet in Monte Gordo. There were some good bands, a stunt show and hundreds of Harleys to have a look at. On Saturday there was a parade where they all crossed the bridge into Spain and cruised around Ayamonte and then back over to Portugal.
The here weather is amazing and a couple of days have been so hot that i thought I might melt!
I have attached a couple of photos of the Romeria.

Tilly :)

keithwalters May 27th 2006 10:45 pm

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Originally Posted by newinspain
Yes, how exciting for them - http://www.theoraclecostadelaluz.com...page/Itemid,1/

The day that i went to the Jerez Horse Fair there was nothing to see! We drove there had some luch and a look around then went on to Cadiz. We picked the wrong day to go!
Since then we have been to the Villablanca Romeria, which was a great weekend. The Flamenco dresses and traditional costumes were a joy to see. The women looked beautiful and the men very proud.
This weekend was the Fun 'n' Sun Harley Davidson meet in Monte Gordo. There were some good bands, a stunt show and hundreds of Harleys to have a look at. On Saturday there was a parade where they all crossed the bridge into Spain and cruised around Ayamonte and then back over to Portugal.
The here weather is amazing and a couple of days have been so hot that i thought I might melt!
I have attached a couple of photos of the Romeria.

Tilly :)

It´s a pity you were too early for the Jerez Horse Fair. On the first day (7th May) it starts at 10.00 pm for the illumination of the lights and fireworks. I've been to loads of different Ferias is this is definitely the best. Still, there's always next year!

Carol&John May 27th 2006 11:59 pm

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Hola!
Yes, next year...(sigh!)
Where can one learn flamenco dance steps in Ayamonte?
Regards,
Carol

newinspain May 29th 2006 8:49 pm

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Originally Posted by Carol&John
Hola!
Yes, next year...(sigh!)
Where can one learn flamenco dance steps in Ayamonte?
Regards,
Carol


The Madera Bar/ Pizzeria in Villablanca was the venue for Flamenco lessons every Monday night but I am not sure if they are still happening, I will find out and let you know. Miguel's daughter was teaching the Men first and then the women. Some of them were putting it into practise at the Romeria, which was great to see.

amanda&charles May 29th 2006 9:32 pm

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Originally Posted by Carol&John
Hola!
Yes, next year...(sigh!)
Where can one learn flamenco dance steps in Ayamonte?
Regards,
Carol

What type of flamenco do you want to learn? There are all sorts. If you want to dance at the Ferias then you will need to learn SEVILLANAS. Make sure you learn the right one!


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