74 passengers abroad Flight UX-196 from Glasgow had a bumpy start to their vacation in Lanzarote this morning as their Air Europa Boing 737 failed to stop on the runway and took them a little closer to the beach than … Continue reading
If you have ever seen a Cirque Soleil performance then you know what kind of athletic and colourful extraganza you can expect from the European debut performance of El Circo Taganai. Taganai is a Russian word for ‘Moon-holder’ and the … Continue reading
Well, it was a beautiful crisp morning in Tenerife today. Walking the dogs in the utter quiet I could see Teide in the distance with her first signs of snow cover. The dogs pottered about and there was not another … Continue reading
I admit I was very tempted to headline this story with Vulture Attacks Two Old Ducks in Jungle Park but in the end I had to admit that having two stone of feathered fury land on your shoulder is surely … Continue reading
So okay, last night was not the best night’s sleep I’ve ever had. Around about the time when most people are so deeply into REM sleep that their eyeballs are doing somersaults, I was scraping little bits of vomit off … Continue reading
News in the Sun reports that house sales in S.C. de Tenerife have fallen by 90% leading to the closure of up to 65% of estate agents in Tenerife. Funnily enough the photo used to illustrate that story looked quite … Continue reading
Despite much wailing and gnashing of teeth (and that was from my husband), Tito finally lost his family jewels last Monday. Honestly, what a lot of fuss about nothing. He went in at six and I stayed with him after … Continue reading