To the south of Vielha the path heads up the mountain. The river is on my right, and the last houses of the village are behind me. It’s
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Summer in Madrid: The Ghost Town
Sunday. Madrid. Mid August. Everybody who can afford it is far away. On a beach somewhere. Searching for relaxation, an escape from the day to day. And nearly
Warning: You Probably DON’T Want to be a Digital Nomad
Ahh, the life of a digital nomad. You wake up late, and are happy to find yourself in Thailand, just a short walk from the beach. You pour
Brexit: Revenge of the Euro-Rednecks
I woke up this morning feeling pretty optimistic. I rolled over, turned my phone off airplane mode, and thought: “I’ll just check the news to make sure the
Summer is coming, tourist traps, new elections and business adventures
What’s up, chorizophiles? I haven’t been very active on here of late, for a series of reasons: Running an online business is harder than I originally imagined. I’m
Mr Daniel Welsch and his Interview on The Local
Hey everyone, The hard-working and occasionally-handsome Mr Daniel was recently interviewed in The Local, an online newspaper here in Spain. You can check out the interview here: Daniel
Rita Maestre and the topless protest that’s the talk of all Madrid
Is taking your top off in a church a form of protest that should be protected by the constitution? We’ll find out soon, due to the case of
4 books I’ve been enjoying (the book-a-week challenge continues)
The book-a-week challenge continues! Here are four books I’ve read recently, and a few thoughts about each. I enjoy reading books of basically any kind. As long as
A new interview on the Adventure Gran Canaria podcast… and my lumbersexuality
Well hey… Good to see you again! In case you were wondering what I’ve been up to, I’ve got a two-parter today. Part one, a podcast. And in
Christmas in Madrid, our new no-Government and more!
Hey everybody! Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat… And I have a new article up about some of the fantastic Christmas / New Year’s / Epiphany traditions
