Tag: fuerteventura

  • Big Waves in El Cotillo

    Big Waves in El Cotillo

    Big Waves in El Cotillo Big Waves in El Cotillo are not that unusual in winter. After all, there is nothing between north America and the west coast of Fuerteventura for 3500 miles. They are spectacular at times and attract quite a crowd to watch the big ocean waves crash onto the rocks and beaches…

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  • Source of the Tababaire

    Finding the long, lost, source of the Tababaire

    Intrepid and dangerous expedition to find the long, lost, source of the Tababaire, Fuerteventura. Definitely off the beaten track. I endeavour to bring new and unusual things in Fuerteventura to this channel, despite the very real personal danger to life and limb. So, in the true spirit of Dr Livingstone himself, I went in search…

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  • Fuerteventura Surf Spots

    Fuerteventura Surf Spots – Corralejo

    Fuerteventura Surf Spots – Corralejo I braved the elements and risked life and limb to capture the surfers surfing in Corralejo. OK, the truth is I sat comfortably on a bench and videoed because they were so close. I know nothing about surfing, other than having watched them for many years, but the waves in…

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  • Fuerteventura vlog November 2015

    Fuerteventura Vlog November 2015

    Fuerteventura Vlog November 2015 Just to give a bit of an insight into what being retired in Fuerteventura is like I thought I would do a monthly Fuerteventura vlog. I hope it isn’t too long and boring. Perhaps I need to get out and do a bit more to make the next one more interesting.…

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  • Citrus Surf Cafe

    Citrus Surf Cafe Corralejo

    Nice places to eat in Fuerteventura #2: Citrus Surf Cafe, Corralejo, Fuerteventura The second in a series of some nice places to eat in Fuerteventura we visit Citrus Surf Cafe in Corralejo. These are not necessarily the places which serve the absolute best food, although they could be, but places that in my opinion  have…

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  • gopro dog harness

    Gopro dog harness on our walk

    The dogs become cameramen using the Gopro dog harness We tried out our new Gopro dog harness on our dog walk with my Qumox SJ5000 action camera attached. This is Oscar and Jenson’s favourite time of the day – walkies time. We go out a roughly 5pm in the winter and 6pm in the summer.…

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  • International Kite Festival

    Kite Festival, Corralejo, Fuerteventura

    International Kite Festival, Corralejo, Fuerteventura, November 2015 This was the 28th running of the annual Fuerteventura Kite Festival which takes place every November on the Dunes Beach near Corralejo. There were hundreds of colourful and amusing kites flying above the beach and, of course, the weather was lovely, as usual. Most of them were large…

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  • Walk in dry river beds

    A walk in the dry river beds, Lajares, Fuerteventura

     A walk in the dry river beds, Lajares, Fuerteventura A walk in the dry river beds, Lajares, Fuerteventura – The Adventures of Oscar and Jenson Oscar and Jenson’s favourite walk is in the river beds near Lajares which are dry for 99% of the year. We often meet Brian, a friend, with his dogs, Marley…

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  • Villa Charlotte Aguas Verdes

    Shattered Dreams – Villa Charlotte, Aguas Verdes, Fuerteventura

    Villa Charlotte This villa is a very sad sight and represents a family’s shattered dreams. It is in a wonderful position with amazing coastal views but that may have been its downfall. It was lived in, and probably built by, an English family, possibly from the Liverpool area. It may be that, although they had…

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  • workshop tour, shop tour

    Workshop Tour and Clean Up

    Workshop Tour and Clean Up A quick workshop tour and clean up before I start to fully reorganise and rearrange it. I will do another shop tour once I have finished. I have been wanting to get started on this for many months. As we have been remodelling the house, the workshop became a dumping…

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