Andalucia Diary – Seasonal Travel Notes

Mijas Pueblo…

Feb 14, 2009 | Andrew Forbes |

…clichéd, tourist-trap on the Costa del Sol?Mijas Pueblo Straw donkeys www.andrewforbes.com

…or a place where there are still plenty of things pretty
much the same way they have been for decades?

 

Mijas Pueblo Flower Pots www.andrewforbes.com

Mijas Pueblo, canary cages and flower pots www.andrewforbes.com

Mijas Pueblo elderly residents enjoying the street activity www.andrewforbes.com

Mijas Pueblo with Towers of Fuengirola to the far right www.andrewforbes.com
 

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  1. Fran
    FranFeb 09, 2010

    Hola Andrew. El señor de la 4ª foto, que está mirando a la cámara, es tío de mi padre.
    Magnífico blog, me ha encantado. Lo he descubierto a través de tu página y de la revista 4business.
    Un saludo, imagino que te veré pronto

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