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Posted by: puebloman | February 19, 2010

Floody Hell!

River bed near Almachar. In September it was a car park!

It’s still raining!!! We have had the most rain since 1942! Who says the Axarquia is turning to desert? The reservoirs are 70% full – twice the 2009 figure!

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Posted in Me in Andalucia | Tags: andalucia, andalucian gardening, climate change, rainfall Axarquia, Spring in Andalucia

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Dancing Peacocks »

1. 

   No change then since we were there last, everyone knows that the rain in Spain falls…..

   By: Jim Kirk on May 19, 2010
   at 1:00 am

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