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Things We Love About Granada — II/II
22/11/2012
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- Our Spanish neighbors, tremendously generous, helpful and hospitable
- Excellent fish, fruit and produce
- Paellas and barbecues on the terrace over wood fires
- Good sports facilities in Granada and most of the towns & villages
- Spacious and beautiful countryside for all outdoor pursuits
- Granada kid and lamb
- The lifestyle. Not as “relaxed” as you might think, as we both work, but not as insane as in other places
- Advanced attitudes on issues like human rights, freedom of speech, equality, abortion, social justice
- The roads. We didn’t realize how good they were till we visited the United States
- The way Spaniards hold their drink. In 40 years in Granada we haven’t seen a punch-up.
- Our artist and writer friends
- Always changingl morning and evening mountain light
- Poetry readings, book presentations, art exhibits
- Historic architecture, including the Alhambra
- Coffee/coffeeshops/breakfasts
- Professional waiters
- The outdoor markets
- Gardens
- The way Spaniards cherish children
- Nearby car trips
- Old-fashioned fruit: quince, medlars, madrones…
- Semi-tropical fruit: mangos, loquats, avocados, love apples…
- The morning glories