November is harvest time at La Cazalla, including our home-grown pears, persimmons, quince and olives.
Since we came to live at La Cazalla, from time-to-time we have seen a wild white horse roaming in the ancient oak forest on the other side of the gorge. To us, this solo snowy stallion came to have a magical quality, and we started calling him ‘our unicorn’.
Cycling with Hike + Bike to Setenil. Brilliant!
This week we are making the most of our figs and blackberries! It’s the first time we’ve made Blackberry Jam and I burnt my mouth in my haste to taste it – fortunately it was worth it!
Our clever friend, Alejandro, has made these very cute bird boxes/houses to distribute amongst the trees at La Cazalla. We are looking forward to seeing if our feathered friends like their new homes!
Recycling is best! Having pruned our oak and olive trees, we wondered what to do with all the cut-off branches. Our wonderful gardener, Manolo, suggested using a chipper to make mulch.