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Category Archives: spain

crimes against gastronomy

21 Wednesday Jan 2015

Posted by azahar in food & drink, sevilla, silly, spain

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food crimes, sevilla, spain

food crimes

I give you… the paella mobile.

 

harvesting oranges

20 Tuesday Jan 2015

Posted by azahar in andalucia, sevilla, spain

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oranges, sevilla, spain

orangesThis means the azahar won’t be too far off…

broken

15 Thursday Jan 2015

Posted by azahar in home, sevilla, spain

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alfalfa, sevilla, spain

broken

This made me sad and angry in equal amounts. What kind of fuckwit does this? Of course it’s all because years ago the local government issued licenses to several bars in this area (my barrio!), allowing them to stay open until 4 in the morning (and there’s another next to my house opens at 6 am – wtf?). Needless to say this attracts the kind of “select clientele” that commits these kinds of atrocities. Also, all of these bars are tiny, so people spill out into the street all night long, drinking, shouting, fighting, pissing, vomiting, vandalizing…

But this poor orange tree. It really does symbolise our broken barrio. So often since I moved here four years ago I’ve considered moving because of the noise and the “war zone” feeling the streets take on at night. But what about the residents who own their homes? It’s a terrible situation. A few months ago a neighbourhood association was formed, and we’ve been fighting city hall ever since. Meanwhile, I’m sure palms are being greased somewhere, and many of these bars selling cheap booze (often to minors) are probably also fronts for other illegal activities. Otherwise why don’t the police do anything?

december skies

02 Tuesday Dec 2014

Posted by azahar in sevilla, spain, weather

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december, sevilla, winter

december skies

This is a completely unfiltered photo of what December is looking like here. After a couple of rainy weeks these brilliant blue skies are very welcome, along with mild temps and being able to sit outside and enjoy a drink along with some people watching. In other weather-related news, since yesterday it’s been “snowing” here at Casa Az (though my cheeky friend @FredShively got in touch to tell me that my blog had dandruff!). But I admit that it does look a bit odd to be snowing on palm trees.

How’s the weather where you are?

copa jerez

15 Wednesday Oct 2014

Posted by azahar in sevilla, spain

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copa jerez, jerez, sherry, wine, work

copa jerez
In case any of you have been wondering where I’ve been all week… this was Wednesday.
Press trip to Jerez to see which Spanish finalists would compete for the 2015 Copa Jerez.
Followed by posh lunch at Bodegas Tradición.
More about this soon over on Azahar Travels.

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