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Merry Christmas!
December 20, 2008
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Small trekking route without leaving the Urba.
June 22, 2008
Now that we all have good weather, holidays and the days has plenty of hours of Sun, it …
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La Siesta II (almost) enters the XXIth Century
April 7, 2008
If you, like me, bought a brand new TV recently, you might have pressed the DIGITAL button on …
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Burglars breaks in EUC offices
October 17, 2007
We wrote about it and its on everybody mouth: our beloved street is simply pitch-black. This circunstance has …
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Access gates back to normal again.
September 7, 2007
Some weeks ago we had several days of rain and strong winds that pushed the water towards the …
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Scientists from La Siesta discovers the Invisible Board.
August 23, 2007
The Secret of Invisibility is peanuts, as it demonstrates spending a few hours sitting next to our swimming …
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Unwelcome kids goes one step further
August 14, 2007
As many of you know, for some years now we have been receiving the visit of a kid …
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A wee too dark
August 12, 2007
It causes a bit of uneasiness to look at our beloved Monte Paraiso street when it’s late at …
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Water pipes for the swimming pool being repaired
August 6, 2007
Parallel to the water deposit jobs, another repair scene can be seen being conducted under the storage / …
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Water-pumping facility being built
August 5, 2007
These days, improvement works are being carried on the eastern part of our gardens. The work consist on …
- CarlosYou are right, Tryggve. As a matter of fact I remember taking this shortcut and the entrance to the parking...
- Tryggve SlettebøI agree it’s a nice walk. But it could also be a nice shortcut to Comercial Cipreses, if they...
- Tryggve SlettebøThank you for a great intiative, this web-site which I discovered today. I will visit them often to...
- Ford StandfordAbout time. But the best thing to do is to have every neighbor filing a complaint in the Police office...
- JoeGreat initiaive, guys! Keep up the good work.
Archive for September, 2007
Access gates back to normal again.
September 7, 2007 | Author: Carlos
Some weeks ago we had several days of rain and strong winds that pushed the water towards the mechanism that opens and closes the access gates of the urbanization, causing severe malfunction and rending them unoperational.
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