Stories to savour of life and hardship from a
disappearing Spain: Abandoned medieval towns, night
thieves and family mules compose a picture from
another time. People and places, facts and faces.
Stories to make your churros curl.
A collection of fully grown up blog entries. An
online resource of short writings on all aspects of
Iberian life.
Investigations into forest fires, water issues, land use and the latest tendency to produce your own power.
Plus a look at the legacy of Franco 70 years on and an interview with one of the original British members of the International Brigade.
Investigations into forest fires, water issues, land use and the latest tendency to produce your own power.
Plus a look at the legacy of Franco 70 years on and an interview with one of the original British members of the International Brigade.
Eight addresses in ten years on the Iberian
Peninsula and you´d think by now I´d be settled in
one place or another. But far from it. Does the
ideal town exist outside the ramblings of guide
book writers? What criteria do you use to tell if
this town is right for you? Armed with just a copy
of the Tao Te Ching and an ipod the Teapotmonk
embarks on a journey to find the perfect town that
serves a perfect manchada. And perhaps offer a
resting place for nomadic spirits......Subscribe by
clicking below...
The Perfect Manchada Blog
Iberian Articles
Teapot Tales
Spain
can still do
raw.
It lies with the sawdust on the bodega floor, the
shabby glass in which your
coffee
is served or the tapa that is dropped onto your lap
with a unapologetic sneer. Since the mid 1990’s the
teapotmonk has been rejoicing in the raw, whilst
absorbing the
myths
and the magic, the hype and the
heat
of this diverse and disparate land.
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