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10 Spanish words to help you through Christmas: Las palabras navideñas
1. Merry Christmas – Feliz Navidad
2. Christmas Eve – La Nochebuena
3. Angels – Los ángeles
4. Christmas wreath – La corona de Navidad
5. Star – La estrella
6. The Wise Men – Los Reyes Magos
7. Gift or present – El regalo
8. Christmas tree – El árbol de Navidad
9. Candle – La vela
10. Snow – La nieve
Which Spanish word do you most associate with Christmas?
Image credit: (Flickr cc) Abstract Christmas tree in Málaga Bogdan Migulski
Travel Theme: Still
“There is no standing still because time is moving forward.” ~ Greg Lake
I photographed this little gecko from inside a window. Unusual angle, isn’t it? I love how his little toes are sticking to the surface of the glass to give him grip.
He seemed like the perfect subject for this week’s Travel Theme: Still
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Photos from 35,000 feet: Approaching Málaga
Whenever I fly, I always request a window seat. I love the view through an aeroplane window – because it means I´m going somewhere!
You can often see spectacular views of the world – views which you simply cannot see from the ground and sometimes of countries that you will never set foot in.
Even if there is nothing spectacular to see, just looking at the changing cloud patterns or mountain tops can be fascinating.
With tight security rules and ever busier airports continuing to change air travel, rediscovering the romance of the window seat may be the most practical way to make flying more enjoyable. Why not give it a try next time you fly?
So, Señores Pasajeros (Ladies and Gentlemen) please ensure your seat-belt is securely fastened, your tray table is stowed and your seat-back is in the upright position, and join me in enjoying a smooth approach into Málaga (Costa del Sol) airport, courtesy of Ryanair.
Once I can see the coast, I know I’m almost home!
There’s the runway!
Often the course is out to sea (towards North Africa), before swinging back inland to head to Malaga airport from the south.
Back over the coast, heading north this time.
Passing directly over Plaza Mayor shopping complex – nearly down now!
Safely landed!
Do you enjoy flying or do you just tolerate it to get from A to B? Which countries have you just flown over that you would wish to actually visit?
Whilst you´re here, you might also be interested in:
Taking the Fast Track from Málaga to Madrid on the AVE
Cost of Living in Spain Report: Summer 2013
Let Sleeping Giants Lie!
Near to the city of Antequera in Málaga Province is Peña de los Enamorados (The Lovers’ Rock), which rises 880 metres above sea level. This mountain is more popularly known as “Montaña del Indio” because it looks like the head of an Indian when seen from certain angles.
I think it looks like the stone face of a sleeping giant.
Can YOU see the “sleeping giant”?
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CBBH Photo Challenge: CURVES IN NATURE












