An informal group of friends meeting weekly in Plaza Andalucia. We first started out as TESS Torremolinos English Speakers Society. We wanted to arrange activities together. Art Gallery Shows, Orchestral Concerts in Malaga, Cinema Outings and Gibraltar visits. Now many years later we drink a lot of coffee and catch up on our health.
Wednesday, 29 October 2008
Monday, 13 October 2008
ALONSO WINS AGAIN!
Sunday 28th
September was a special day throughout Spain for fans of Fernando Alonso,
who won the first night race Gran Prix in Singapore. Congratulations Fernando
and another cup from TESS!
ALONSO was again
1st winning the Japanese Gran Prix on
Sunday 12th October.
TESS CUP NUMBER
THREE
Surprising to see
that The Euro Weekly News, Costa del Sol
newspaper, had on it's back page an article about Lewis Hamilton's poor 12th
place in the Japanese Gran Prix and yet never mentioned, once, that Fernando
Alonso, Spain's former World Champion had gained a 1st place podium with a
superb race.!!
4th place for
Alonso in China
with Hamilton driving a very fast disciplined race to win. The last race of the championship in Brazil on November the 2nd will be the decider.
with Hamilton driving a very fast disciplined race to win. The last race of the championship in Brazil on November the 2nd will be the decider.
We had a Yelmo Cine
visit to see the film "Vicky and Christine in Barcelona"
Some of the
scenes with Gaudi designed buildings as settings, were stunning.
The TCHAIKOVSKY
concert on Saturday 4th October, was the first of the season and a wonderful
performance by the Malaga Symphony Orchestra. Followed by the second
Tchaikovsky night on Saturday 11th at the Teatro Cervantes, Malaga.
Highlighting the cellist Asier Polo.
Our sympathy goes to Fuengirola town for having the worst ever weather during their feria.
Wednesday, 1 October 2008
ROMERIA
The rain predicted
for Sunday 21st September, held off and the Torremolinos' Romeria was a
brilliant procession of horses and riders; decorated carts pulled by oxen, and
traditionally dressed crowds. There was drinking and dancing all the way up to
the pine forests. Many people had turned out for this special day of the year.
From Wednesday
after the official opening the street lights came on and all the plazas had
their own marquees with dancing and entertainment. Throughout the days there
were free servings of typical Spanish foods callos ,migas and paella.
Rain again held off for the final flower offering on Monday, 29th of September the Dia de San Miguel . To the drumming of the town bands, the effigy of the Archangel Michael, patron saint of Torremolinos, was paraded around the streets. Accompanied by the Foreign Legion soldiers, performing their devastatingly accurate rifle drills.
Rain again held off for the final flower offering on Monday, 29th of September the Dia de San Miguel . To the drumming of the town bands, the effigy of the Archangel Michael, patron saint of Torremolinos, was paraded around the streets. Accompanied by the Foreign Legion soldiers, performing their devastatingly accurate rifle drills.
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