Snow Squalls on the Sierra-Maria
The squall passed by on Sunday afternoon.
Making the school run a chilly affair at 8.30 in the morning.
Thank goodness for Landrovers I say.
This is La Muela behind the snow clouds and almonds caked in snow. Rather than cakes covered in almonds!
Cecília said,
December 22, 2008 @ 10:55 pm
Hi, Beckmanns!
I’m just delighted and amazed to having found you here!!!!!!!!!!
I’m from Brasil, and my husband and me have visited Vélez Blanco in October, 2005. Cause my family name, “Fajardo”, I’ve found out this beautiful place (thanks to internet!) and visited it for two days… They passed very quickly, but I fell like I had discovered a new land.
When we arrive, the castle was closed so as to be repaired. It was a really shame… I’ve dreamed about my viewing of the rocks from the castle’s “verandas”, so many nights… Anyway, we have a great time here. We spent one night and two days in Hostal “La Sociedad”. Imagine you, that we’ve brought a bottle of water from the fountain in town to my family!!!
I wish I could do exactly what you are doing now: leaving in Vélez Blanco.
But now, thanks to you, I can follow Los Vélez “desde” Brasil, by Los Gazquez.
I really congratulate you on your victory. You have a beautiful place here in this site. Please, keep feeding my memories and my knowing about Los Velez.
Sincerely,
Cecília e José Nilton
P.S. Forgive my sufferable English, please.