SimonA

Hi All,

I would be grateful for any holiday tips for fun things to see and do
in and around Moraira. Our party includes a three-year-old and a
five-year-old, and we will have a car. Also any suggestions for good
places to eat... Any suggestions?

Cheers, SimonA

Devil

On Mon, 03 May 2004 13:21:20 -0700, SimonA wrote:

    > Hi All,
    >
    > I would be grateful for any holiday tips for fun things to see and do
    > in and around Moraira. Our party includes a three-year-old and a
    > five-year-old, and we will have a car. Also any suggestions for good
    > places to eat... Any suggestions?

Go have a chat with Albert Speer's son. Assuming he is still alive and
still lives where he used too... (Development called Cap Blanc, I
believe.)

Otherwise there is/was the PePe LaSal (spelling?) supermarket around the
corner.

I really loved the fish auction at Calpe, at the end of the day, run in
the local dialect though. They ran it as some sort of a Dutch auction.
You occasionally would end up buying a decent assortment of fresh fish if
you would dare getting involved with a bid.

Thomas Peel

devil schrieb:
    >
    > On Mon, 03 May 2004 13:21:20 -0700, SimonA wrote:
    >
    > > Hi All,
    > >
    > > I would be grateful for any holiday tips for fun things to see and do
    > > in and around Moraira. Our party includes a three-year-old and a
    > > five-year-old, and we will have a car. Also any suggestions for good
    > > places to eat... Any suggestions?
    >
    > Go have a chat with Albert Speer's son. Assuming he is still alive and
    > still lives where he used too... (Development called Cap Blanc, I
    > believe.)
    >
    > Otherwise there is/was the PePe LaSal (spelling?) supermarket around the
    > corner.

Interesting.. we rented a little house off the guy who runs the
supermarket there, this was 20 years ago mind you. There's a bend in
the road and a small beach-could it be the same place?

    >
    > I really loved the fish auction at Calpe, at the end of the day, run in
    > the local dialect though. They ran it as some sort of a Dutch auction.
    > You occasionally would end up buying a decent assortment of fresh fish if
    > you would dare getting involved with a bid.

Ah, Calpe and the fish market! That brings back memories. Too much
concrete nowadays.

Devil

On Thu, 06 May 2004 20:07:28 +0200, Thomas Peel wrote:

    >
    >
    > devil schrieb:
    >>
    >> On Mon, 03 May 2004 13:21:20 -0700, SimonA wrote:
    >>
    >> > Hi All,
    >> >
    >> > I would be grateful for any holiday tips for fun things to see and do
    >> > in and around Moraira. Our party includes a three-year-old and a
    >> > five-year-old, and we will have a car. Also any suggestions for good
    >> > places to eat... Any suggestions?
    >>
    >> Go have a chat with Albert Speer's son. Assuming he is still alive and
    >> still lives where he used too... (Development called Cap Blanc, I
    >> believe.)
    >>
    >> Otherwise there is/was the PePe LaSal (spelling?) supermarket around the
    >> corner.
    >
    > Interesting.. we rented a little house off the guy who runs the
    > supermarket there, this was 20 years ago mind you. There's a bend in
    > the road and a small beach-could it be the same place?

Twenty years? I guess last time I was there must have been in 1982, so 22
years...

Although my connection with the place was there until perhaps ten years
ago.