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July 2014 Issue No. 171

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Wow - what a month!

After a soft launch with a special show version at Olympias Over 50s Show in London, the new mag Lanzarote Grapevine launched last week - Issue 1 is on www.lanzarote-grapevine.com.

What has been brilliant about this is that we have extended the reach of Javea Grapevine as a result - with an advert for our Javea magazine in every new Grapevine as they roll out across Spain.

Grapevine magazines are about the communities in which they are based - but sometimes it is nice to know that we are not alone in some of the issues we face - or the pleasures and interests we share.

Same Community ValuesSame Ethos

Just a different Look

For many of us whether or not there are any other Grapevines in other areas will not make any difference - the Javea Grapevine has evolved to around 106 pages and the content is all about Javea, so nothing has changed here.

For the businesses based here who rely on customers outside of Javea for their main income - events, the hotels, the bars and restaurants, the car hire people and the leisure and sports activity suppliers, we hope that our expansion will have a positive impact. The more people who know how interesting and unique Javea is, the more jobs will be created in the town for the benefit of everyone who lives here.

So when I had finally stopped eating at the International Food Festival I had barely taken a breath, when the

Moors invaded and the port erupted to raucus cries and the festivals began again.

What is not to love about a town and a people who really understand how to put on a show and have fun at the same time. Everywhere I have been since the sun finally came out for the Summer I have seen happy peo-ple and smiling faces. It hasnt been good for everyone, though, some-times the customers have come too late for the businesses that needed them and we have lost good friends already this summer, but there are also a lot of new faces, new people who want to grow into and with the community. So to those who have left we bid a sad and regretful farewell, but I hope you will still visit us both through the magazine and in person. To our new visitors we say welcome.

Gaile, Editor@grapevinespain.com

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Wow - what a month!

After a soft launch with a special show version at Olympias Over 50s Show in London, the new mag Lanzarote Grapevine launched last week - Issue 1 is on www.lanzarote-grapevine.com.

What has been brilliant about this is that we have extended the reach of Javea Grapevine as a result - with an advert for our Javea magazine in every new Grapevine as they roll out across Spain.

Grapevine magazines are about the communities in which they are based - but sometimes it is nice to know that we are not alone in some of the issues we face - or the pleasures and interests we share.

Same Community ValuesSame Ethos

Just a different Look

For many of us whether or not there are any other Grapevines in other areas will not make any difference - the Javea Grapevine has evolved to around 106 pages and the content is all about Javea, so nothing has changed here.

For the businesses based here who rely on customers outside of Javea for their main income - events, the hotels, the bars and restaurants, the car hire people and the leisure and sports activity suppliers, we hope that our expansion will have a positive impact. The more people who know how interesting and unique Javea is, the more jobs will be created in the town for the benefit of everyone who lives here.

So when I had finally stopped eating at the International Food Festival I had barely taken a breath, when the

Moors invaded and the port erupted to raucus cries and the festivals began again.

What is not to love about a town and a people who really understand how to put on a show and have fun at the same time. Everywhere I have been since the sun finally came out for the Summer I have seen happy peo-ple and smiling faces. It hasnt been good for everyone, though, some-times the customers have come too late for the businesses that needed them and we have lost good friends already this summer, but there are also a lot of new faces, new people who want to grow into and with the community. So to those who have left we bid a sad and regretful farewell, but I hope you will still visit us both through the magazine and in person. To our new visitors we say welcome.

Gaile, Editor@grapevinespain.com

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Jos ChulviMayor of

Jvea

Hello Grapevine friends,

The hot summer weather has arrived in full force in Xbia, but we are fortunate in being able to cool down on our wonderful

beaches and coves, which these days we share with

so many tourists from all over the world.

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I enjoyed my 6 days of annual holidays (the only days I take in the whole year).

But already since my return, Im very busy, involved in the day to day routine of work.

Many meetings, appointments, and dealing with the increase in problems which arise during the summertime, etc

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Jos ChulviMayor of

Jvea

Hello Grapevine friends,

The hot summer weather has arrived in full force in Xbia, but we are fortunate in being able to cool down on our wonderful

beaches and coves, which these days we share with

so many tourists from all over the world.

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I enjoyed my 6 days of annual holidays (the only days I take in the whole year).

But already since my return, Im very busy, involved in the day to day routine of work.

Many meetings, appointments, and dealing with the increase in problems which arise during the summertime, etc

6 | The Grapevine Issue 171 2014...But, as always, with the great satisfaction which comes from trying to resolve everything I can.

I have also made several trips to Alicante where, in my role as your MP in the Provincial Government, Ive been making great efforts, and negotiating the implementation of a number of improvements which will benefit our town and people.

For example the provisional roundabout at the Avenida del Pla, (the one with the olive tree in the centre) will be entirely paid for by the Alicante Government at a cost of 240,000.

I have also managed to obtain a grant of 120,000 to carry out major improvements to Pinosol Park (one of the most iconic parks in our town).

This will result in a completely renovated leisure area for the residents of Xbia to enjoy.

The work related to the complete refurbishment of the Central Cinema continues apace.

After carrying out the study of the acoustics, archaeological investigations and other scheduled works, I personally submitted the documents to the Alicante Provincial Government. The project is now in the final draft stage and now the bidding phase for the work will take place.

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6 | The Grapevine Issue 171 2014...But, as always, with the great satisfaction which comes from trying to resolve everything I can.

I have also made several trips to Alicante where, in my role as your MP in the Provincial Government, Ive been making great efforts, and negotiating the implementation of a number of improvements which will benefit our town and people.

For example the provisional roundabout at the Avenida del Pla, (the one with the olive tree in the centre) will be entirely paid for by the Alicante Government at a cost of 240,000.

I have also managed to obtain a grant of 120,000 to carry out major improvements to Pinosol Park (one of the most iconic parks in our town).

This will result in a completely renovated leisure area for the residents of Xbia to enjoy.

The work related to the complete refurbishment of the Central Cinema continues apace.

After carrying out the study of the acoustics, archaeological investigations and other scheduled works, I personally submitted the documents to the Alicante Provincial Government. The project is now in the final draft stage and now the bidding phase for the work will take place.

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8 | The Grapevine Issue 171 2014 The Grapevine Issue 171 2014| 9 |Once the contract is awarded for all the renovations, I believe the works will start some time in October. We will then have a marvellous venue for cultural activities and films for the benefit of all the citizens of Xbia.

I hope and wish that you all have a great month of August and that you enjoy it with your families and friends. See you soon

Your mayor

Jos Chulvi

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I hope and wish that you all have a great month of August and that you enjoy it with your families and friends. See you soon

Your mayor

Jos Chulvi

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Cleaning Team for rural roads

The Councillor responsible for the Agriculture Department of Javea Town Council, Juan Luis Cardona, today introduced the new cleaning team which will be devoted specifically over the coming months to clean agricultural roads.

These three workers (two laborers and a foreman) have been recruited through a plan of social collaboration with Servef, and are people who are presently receiving unemployment benefit.

The Council will supplement their benefit to the same salary as forestry employees, which is a good example or formula for economic recruitment.

As has been explained in his statement, these three workers will be responsible during one year for the cleaning of agricultural township roads in such areas as Pla, Les Valls, Barranqueres, les Comunes and les Cansalades, among others.

They will also be doing some work in areas to prevent the potential catastrophic effects of bad weather, such as cleaning drainage gullies.

Juan Luis Cardona has stressed that such roads have been in need of cleaning and clearing for several years.

The specific program that had been organised for this has only been able to clean 30% of the planned work.

Complaints about the state of these roads, as well as problems for traffic

Updates from XD circulation or visibility at intersections and exits have been passed on to the Town Council by the Agricultural

Department Head, and the Council will now coordinate with him to perform this work in the areas of greatest need.

The three workers have been selected by Servef from the registered unemployed people of Jvea.

The program also has the support of Creama Jvea.

Documento ConsultivoWe are continuing to hold meetings with many urbanisations to explain the municipal management and how residents can be involved in the PGOU Plan (General Urban Zoning Plan).

We are collecting proposals and opinions on the model of city that the residents want.

Further information, cartography and plans can be viewed in the chapel of Santa Ana (Technical Office)

The Consultative Document is also available on the Councils website.http:www.ajxabia.com. DocumentoConsultivo

For more information or to clarify any questions that you may have about what is happening in Town, please visit the Help Desk in the Office of Citizen Services (Avenida Amanecer number 2)

Or contact Lanos by email

llanos.lopez@ajxabia.org

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The Before I die I want to project starts in Jvea on 30 July. The event involves the installation of a slate 4 meters long and 2 meters high with the above sentence written on one side in English and the other in Span-ish.

The goal is for people to write what they would like to do before they die, that is, to stop and reflect on what they do with their lives and what they would actually do.

The initiative comes from a group of seven friends coaching in a group called the dream factory in 2011.

This global campaign from the USA inspired a young woman who wants to foster communication with her community beyond mere hello.

She suffered the loss of a loved one, and for her this joined the two ele-ments, communication and death - we have to be aware that it is a fact that is there and we should live this life doing what inspires you from within.

Photo: Jordi Vilanova, Juan Luis Car-dona and Empar Bolufer

Marin and Vilanova Jordi Martnez were the representatives of the proj-ect held for the first time in Valencia.

Both coaches have said that this type of activity helps people to rethink what they are doing with their lives and to regain their challenges and dreams and goals.

The Department of Culture, led by Empar Bolufer and the Department of Economic Development, led by Juan Luis Cardona, are the depart-ments that will support this project in Jvea.

The slate will be on Avenida Jaume I from 30 July until 8 September to end the celebrations of the fiestas del Loreto de Aduanas.

Everyone is invited to join in on the project and share their dreams and aspirations - some may help others to reach theirs. llanos.lopez@ajxabia.org

Before I die,

I want to...

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Cleaning Team for rural roads

The Councillor responsible for the Agriculture Department of Javea Town Council, Juan Luis Cardona, today introduced the new cleaning team which will be devoted specifically over the coming months to clean agricultural roads.

These three workers (two laborers and a foreman) have been recruited through a plan of social collaboration with Servef, and are people who are presently receiving unemployment benefit.

The Council will supplement their benefit to the same salary as forestry employees, which is a good example or formula for economic recruitment.

As has been explained in his statement, these three workers will be responsible during one year for the cleaning of agricultural township roads in such areas as Pla, Les Valls, Barranqueres, les Comunes and les Cansalades, among others.

They will also be doing some work in areas to prevent the potential catastrophic effects of bad weather, such as cleaning drainage gullies.

Juan Luis Cardona has stressed that such roads have been in need of cleaning and clearing for several years.

The specific program that had been organised for this has only been able to clean 30% of the planned work.

Complaints about the state of these roads, as well as problems for traffic

Updates from XD circulation or visibility at intersections and exits have been passed on to the Town Council by the Agricultural

Department Head, and the Council will now coordinate with him to perform this work in the areas of greatest need.

The three workers have been selected by Servef from the registered unemployed people of Jvea.

The program also has the support of Creama Jvea.

Documento ConsultivoWe are continuing to hold meetings with many urbanisations to explain the municipal management and how residents can be involved in the PGOU Plan (General Urban Zoning Plan).

We are collecting proposals and opinions on the model of city that the residents want.

Further information, cartography and plans can be viewed in the chapel of Santa Ana (Technical Office)

The Consultative Document is also available on the Councils website.http:www.ajxabia.com. DocumentoConsultivo

For more information or to clarify any questions that you may have about what is happening in Town, please visit the Help Desk in the Office of Citizen Services (Avenida Amanecer number 2)

Or contact Lanos by email

llanos.lopez@ajxabia.org

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The Before I die I want to project starts in Jvea on 30 July. The event involves the installation of a slate 4 meters long and 2 meters high with the above sentence written on one side in English and the other in Span-ish.

The goal is for people to write what they would like to do before they die, that is, to stop and reflect on what they do with their lives and what they would actually do.

The initiative comes from a group of seven friends coaching in a group called the dream factory in 2011.

This global campaign from the USA inspired a young woman who wants to foster communication with her community beyond mere hello.

She suffered the loss of a loved one, and for her this joined the two ele-ments, communication and death - we have to be aware that it is a fact that is there and we should live this life doing what inspires you from within.

Photo: Jordi Vilanova, Juan Luis Car-dona and Empar Bolufer

Marin and Vilanova Jordi Martnez were the representatives of the proj-ect held for the first time in Valencia.

Both coaches have said that this type of activity helps people to rethink what they are doing with their lives and to regain their challenges and dreams and goals.

The Department of Culture, led by Empar Bolufer and the Department of Economic Development, led by Juan Luis Cardona, are the depart-ments that will support this project in Jvea.

The slate will be on Avenida Jaume I from 30 July until 8 September to end the celebrations of the fiestas del Loreto de Aduanas.

Everyone is invited to join in on the project and share their dreams and aspirations - some may help others to reach theirs. llanos.lopez@ajxabia.org

Before I die,

I want to...

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The Amanecer Retiree association of Javea organises a trip to the Catalan Pyrenees and the French Cerdanya Valley Nuria

The event is from 28 September to 3 October and is priced at 279 euros

The six-day tour stops at the Pyre-nees, Mont Louis, Andorra, Llivia, Nuria Valley, Puig Cerda, Cambrils or La Seu dUrgell.

The event, which includes five nights in a three star full board, guide ser-vice and various excursions, is priced at 279 euros.

Registrations can be made on Tues-days and Thursdays from 9 to 12 am at the headquarters of the associa-tion in the Social Center, until all the seats are filled.

Those interested can also get more info on the phone 965 792 398.

Asociacin de jubilados Amanecer plan a great Five Day Trip

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The Amanecer Retiree association of Javea organises a trip to the Catalan Pyrenees and the French Cerdanya Valley Nuria

The event is from 28 September to 3 October and is priced at 279 euros

The six-day tour stops at the Pyre-nees, Mont Louis, Andorra, Llivia, Nuria Valley, Puig Cerda, Cambrils or La Seu dUrgell.

The event, which includes five nights in a three star full board, guide ser-vice and various excursions, is priced at 279 euros.

Registrations can be made on Tues-days and Thursdays from 9 to 12 am at the headquarters of the associa-tion in the Social Center, until all the seats are filled.

Those interested can also get more info on the phone 965 792 398.

Asociacin de jubilados Amanecer plan a great Five Day Trip

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This documentation might have to be officially translated, so it might be worth checking with the Guardia in advance to see if this is the case.

If the adult with whom they are travelling is available to go to the Guardia, that helps, but it isnt essential because the forms are available to download & print for completion at home so even if one parent or the accompanying adult isnt in Spain at the time of application, the forms can be completed & sent to Spain, or even scanned & e-mailed.

Photocopies of passports are also required, though some Guardia offices will make the photocopies for you.

The form is available at the Guardia office, but here it is for download.

h t t p s : / / w w w. g u a r d i a c i v i l . e s /documentos/pdfs/autorizacion_menor_ext ran jero / fo rmular io_autor izacion_sal ida_menores_extranjero_V2.pdf

Lynn Cobb 2014

Admittedly many many non-Spanish ( & Spanish) children will have left the country without one of these, but airport security can, & often does, ask to see this permission form, and can prevent the child from travelling if they dont have it.

Not every child will be asked to show the form, but in my opinion, since its a simple procedure & also free, better safe than sorry!

The AUTORIZACIN PARA SALIDA DE MENORES AL EXTRANJERO is valid for 30 days, so you need to arrange it less than 30 days before the child leaves. It will have the date of travel & date of return on it.

The AUTORIZACIN PARA SALIDA DE MENORES AL EXTRANJERO is available from the Guardia Civil. You need to take the passports of the child & the parents - both parents need to sign the authorisation. If there is only one parent, you have to prove that, either with the death certificate of a parent who has died, or official documentation that the lone parent is the legal guardian.

Minors Travelling out

of Spain without their parents or legal guardians

Any child resident in Spain, under the age of 18, who is travelling out of Spain without a parent or legal guardian needs an AUTORIZACIN PARA SALIDA DE MENORES AL EXTRANJERO.

by Lynn Cobb

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LATEST NEWS AND INFORMATION ALL THE FUN OF THE FIESTA WALKING IN JAVEA

SPORT IN JAVEA CUTTING THE RED TAPE BAR AND RESTAURANT GUIDE BUSINESS DIRECTORY JAVEA HOLIDAY GUIDE WHATS ON IN JAVEA LISTING

Created and maintained through experience, a love for the town and its people

and a desire to get to know them better

www.javeamigos.com is an online guide with a difference

through which we hope to encourage residents and visitors alike

to enjoy Jveas many delights and to help unlock some of its secrets

SHARING A PASSION FOR JAVEA

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This documentation might have to be officially translated, so it might be worth checking with the Guardia in advance to see if this is the case.

If the adult with whom they are travelling is available to go to the Guardia, that helps, but it isnt essential because the forms are available to download & print for completion at home so even if one parent or the accompanying adult isnt in Spain at the time of application, the forms can be completed & sent to Spain, or even scanned & e-mailed.

Photocopies of passports are also required, though some Guardia offices will make the photocopies for you.

The form is available at the Guardia office, but here it is for download.

h t t p s : / / w w w. g u a r d i a c i v i l . e s /documentos/pdfs/autorizacion_menor_ext ran jero / fo rmular io_autor izacion_sal ida_menores_extranjero_V2.pdf

Lynn Cobb 2014

Admittedly many many non-Spanish ( & Spanish) children will have left the country without one of these, but airport security can, & often does, ask to see this permission form, and can prevent the child from travelling if they dont have it.

Not every child will be asked to show the form, but in my opinion, since its a simple procedure & also free, better safe than sorry!

The AUTORIZACIN PARA SALIDA DE MENORES AL EXTRANJERO is valid for 30 days, so you need to arrange it less than 30 days before the child leaves. It will have the date of travel & date of return on it.

The AUTORIZACIN PARA SALIDA DE MENORES AL EXTRANJERO is available from the Guardia Civil. You need to take the passports of the child & the parents - both parents need to sign the authorisation. If there is only one parent, you have to prove that, either with the death certificate of a parent who has died, or official documentation that the lone parent is the legal guardian.

Minors Travelling out

of Spain without their parents or legal guardians

Any child resident in Spain, under the age of 18, who is travelling out of Spain without a parent or legal guardian needs an AUTORIZACIN PARA SALIDA DE MENORES AL EXTRANJERO.

by Lynn Cobb

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LATEST NEWS AND INFORMATION ALL THE FUN OF THE FIESTA WALKING IN JAVEA

SPORT IN JAVEA CUTTING THE RED TAPE BAR AND RESTAURANT GUIDE BUSINESS DIRECTORY JAVEA HOLIDAY GUIDE WHATS ON IN JAVEA LISTING

Created and maintained through experience, a love for the town and its people

and a desire to get to know them better

www.javeamigos.com is an online guide with a difference

through which we hope to encourage residents and visitors alike

to enjoy Jveas many delights and to help unlock some of its secrets

SHARING A PASSION FOR JAVEA

20 | The Grapevine Issue 171 2014Over the last year, you will have often seen the copyright comment on many of our featured photo articles -

Foto: Fay Hughes (www.javeamigos.com)

Quietly working in the background of Javeamigos.com, Fay has worked, tirelessly, to produce stunning photo albums on life in Javea.

No event ever goes by without a photographic insight into the people, the atmospehere and the town.

All most of us will see will be a modest link like this For more information on this fiesta, follow this link: http://www.javeamigos.com/dir_fiesta/pages/fi-esta_moros.htm in Jvea.

It goes without saying that Mikes meticulously researched insights and and Fays photos have made javeamigos.com a major resource for information on Javea - but for once I would like to turn the camera round and talk about Fay and her photogra-phy.

The first thing that I asked Fay was -

When did you start taking photos?

I first picked up the camera aged about 5, my Dads black n white Kod-ak camera, the results were mostly lopsided or blurry

Did you take a photography course?

I was given a Russian made SLR film camera from unclaimed lost property while working in a London Hotel and enrolled in an evening class to learn how to use it.

Unfortunately because I wax working shifts I couldnt complete the course but learnt enough to get the bug and bought myself a Canon SLR film camera with birthday money the fol-lowing year.

Foto Focus:Fay Hughes (www.javeamigos.com)

See a selection of Fays photos available for sale as

cards, prints and more onwww.redbubble.com

Jess de la Rocha from Fila Jalufos and Fay Hughes Smith taken in July 2014 during Moors and Christians (foto:-Mike Smith)

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20 | The Grapevine Issue 171 2014Over the last year, you will have often seen the copyright comment on many of our featured photo articles -

Foto: Fay Hughes (www.javeamigos.com)

Quietly working in the background of Javeamigos.com, Fay has worked, tirelessly, to produce stunning photo albums on life in Javea.

No event ever goes by without a photographic insight into the people, the atmospehere and the town.

All most of us will see will be a modest link like this For more information on this fiesta, follow this link: http://www.javeamigos.com/dir_fiesta/pages/fi-esta_moros.htm in Jvea.

It goes without saying that Mikes meticulously researched insights and and Fays photos have made javeamigos.com a major resource for information on Javea - but for once I would like to turn the camera round and talk about Fay and her photogra-phy.

The first thing that I asked Fay was -

When did you start taking photos?

I first picked up the camera aged about 5, my Dads black n white Kod-ak camera, the results were mostly lopsided or blurry

Did you take a photography course?

I was given a Russian made SLR film camera from unclaimed lost property while working in a London Hotel and enrolled in an evening class to learn how to use it.

Unfortunately because I wax working shifts I couldnt complete the course but learnt enough to get the bug and bought myself a Canon SLR film camera with birthday money the fol-lowing year.

Foto Focus:Fay Hughes (www.javeamigos.com)

See a selection of Fays photos available for sale as

cards, prints and more onwww.redbubble.com

Jess de la Rocha from Fila Jalufos and Fay Hughes Smith taken in July 2014 during Moors and Christians (foto:-Mike Smith)

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Do you have a favourite camera that

you like to use?

I now use a Nikon D3100 for most of my photography

The camera and all the lenses, filters etc were stolen while staying in a villa here in Javea on holiday.

I then purchased a Panason-ic digital camera with some nifty features while being a compact it still catered for my needs (especially as a travel camera) until I could save up and buy another SLR

Above (Paula Minguez Zamora) and over the next few pages are a few more of my current favourites from the Javeamigos Facebook Page.

For Fays latest photos of the Moors and Christians Fiesta in Javea Port - see more on Fay and Mikes Face-book page - https://www.facebook.com/Javeamigos

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Do you have a favourite camera that

you like to use?

I now use a Nikon D3100 for most of my photography

The camera and all the lenses, filters etc were stolen while staying in a villa here in Javea on holiday.

I then purchased a Panason-ic digital camera with some nifty features while being a compact it still catered for my needs (especially as a travel camera) until I could save up and buy another SLR

Above (Paula Minguez Zamora) and over the next few pages are a few more of my current favourites from the Javeamigos Facebook Page.

For Fays latest photos of the Moors and Christians Fiesta in Javea Port - see more on Fay and Mikes Face-book page - https://www.facebook.com/Javeamigos

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Fay, Do you have a website where people can buy

prints of your photos?

I have a profile on the art-ist site Redbubble through which people can purchase prints, postcards etc also I have a Zazzle account.

I find it hard to update at the moment though as we only have one computer in the house and that is Mikes domain... I hope to get back onto a PC soon then I can dedicate more time to keep-ing those up to date with new images. The link to the site is here:

www.redbubble.com/people/fayinspain

A small selection from

Fays best-selling photos follows

Down by the Sea, or Wish you were here, I have sold as postcards, greetings cards, fridge magnets and poster prints. This one I also use as a profile or banner on my fb page White Coast Photgraphy by Fay Hughes

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Montgo through the blossom taken a few years ago on Valentines day has been sold as greetings cards, post-cards, Framed and canvas prints, bags & fridge magnets.

This one is a favourite of mine, taken from La Falzia mirador, I had to wait for the mist to clear a bit before being able to see the island, then I noticed the boat...

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Fay, Do you have a website where people can buy

prints of your photos?

I have a profile on the art-ist site Redbubble through which people can purchase prints, postcards etc also I have a Zazzle account.

I find it hard to update at the moment though as we only have one computer in the house and that is Mikes domain... I hope to get back onto a PC soon then I can dedicate more time to keep-ing those up to date with new images. The link to the site is here:

www.redbubble.com/people/fayinspain

A small selection from

Fays best-selling photos follows

Down by the Sea, or Wish you were here, I have sold as postcards, greetings cards, fridge magnets and poster prints. This one I also use as a profile or banner on my fb page White Coast Photgraphy by Fay Hughes

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Montgo through the blossom taken a few years ago on Valentines day has been sold as greetings cards, post-cards, Framed and canvas prints, bags & fridge magnets.

This one is a favourite of mine, taken from La Falzia mirador, I had to wait for the mist to clear a bit before being able to see the island, then I noticed the boat...

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I love this one simply because it is no longer possible to see as there has been lots of renovation work on the mo-lins

Controversial, though the Matador has been a big seller on Zazzle

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I love this one simply because it is no longer possible to see as there has been lots of renovation work on the mo-lins

Controversial, though the Matador has been a big seller on Zazzle

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Hi Everyone! Summer is back! The time for relaxing, sharing time with friends, enjoying the sun, beaches and swimming-pools is back. And also the heat that threats our computer systems, and as every year for this season, Id like to give some tips on how to ensure that they survive happily until the temperatures return to the ideal functioning ones.

Computers (both, laptops and desktops) contain a lot of parts, almost all of which create heat when your computer is running. Some parts, like the CPU and graphics card, can get so hot you could cook on them!

In a properly configured desktop computer, much of this heat is moved out of the computers case by several fans. If your computer isnt removing the hot air fast enough, the temperature can get so hot that you risk serious damage to your PC. Needless to say, keeping your computer cool should be a priority throughout the summer season.

The easiest thing you can do to help keep your computer cool is to give it a little breathing room by removing any obstacles to air flow by ensuring theres nothing sitting right against any side of the computer, especially the back.

Most of the hot air flows out of the back end of the computer case. There should be open space on either side and the back should be completely open and unobstructed.

If your computer is hidden away inside a desk, make sure the door isnt closed all the time. Cool air enters from the front and sometimes

from the sides of the case. If the door is closed all day, hot air tends to recycle inside the desk, getting hotter and hotter the longer the computer is running.

If the area youre running your computer in just too hot or too dirty, your only option is to move the computer. A cooler and cleaner area of the same room might be fine, but you may have to consider moving the computer somewhere else entirely, at least until the cool weather comes back.

The fans inside your computer are there to keep it cool.

Did you know what slows a fan down and then eventually makes it stop?

Dirt, in the form of dust, pet hair, etc. Especially in humid weathers like the one we have here on the coast.

It all finds a way into your computer and much of it gets stuck in the several fans and this makes the temperature rise, which also affects the thermal paste that ensures the correct heat dissipation of the processor.

One of the most effective ways to cool your PC is to clean the internal fans. There might be fans on top the CPU, inside the power supply, and usually on the front and/or back of the case.

Also, being the CPU probably the most expensive and sensitive part of your computer, its a good idea to upgrade its fan. Unless youve replaced your CPU fan already, the one thats in your computer now is probably a bottom of the line fan that cools your processor just enough to keep it working properly, and thats assuming its running at full speed.

Easy computer-talk

by JPG

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Also, in case you dont have two case fans, one to move cool air into the PC and another to move warm air out of the PC, I recommend to have them installed.

This is also a great way to keep a computer cool, as it ensures a proper air flow current inside the computer.

These last tasks are might cause some internal damages if arent done correctly, so I highly recommend that you call for professional help for this. Its possibly the best spent amount that you can invest on the maintenance and longevity increase of your computers.

Most of the above explained applies not only for desktops, but also and especially for laptops. They normally have just one fan that cools both, the processor and the graphics card, so the perfect cleaning state and optimal thermal paste texture are mandatory to.

Please pop over our website, which has just been upgraded and would appreciate your comments about its new look. Thanks in advance for this

Here is the URL : http://www.jpg-asistencia.com

Well, that is all for now.

Please find our contact details on our advert in this edition; in case you have any questions or queries, we can assure a quick and professional reply. If these queries are of general benefit, we will post the reply on further editions of the Grapevine so they can be for everybodys benefit.

Also, please visit our Facebook page, where we will try to keep you all posted on latest news about computers and

the world around them. Here is the link: https://www.facebook.com/pages/JPG-Asistencia/121514197877746

Back to work till the next post! Until then, keep clicking!!

grapevine@jpg-asistencia.com

www.jpg-asistencia.com

Tel: +34 644 46 41 49

The JPG team

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Hi Everyone! Summer is back! The time for relaxing, sharing time with friends, enjoying the sun, beaches and swimming-pools is back. And also the heat that threats our computer systems, and as every year for this season, Id like to give some tips on how to ensure that they survive happily until the temperatures return to the ideal functioning ones.

Computers (both, laptops and desktops) contain a lot of parts, almost all of which create heat when your computer is running. Some parts, like the CPU and graphics card, can get so hot you could cook on them!

In a properly configured desktop computer, much of this heat is moved out of the computers case by several fans. If your computer isnt removing the hot air fast enough, the temperature can get so hot that you risk serious damage to your PC. Needless to say, keeping your computer cool should be a priority throughout the summer season.

The easiest thing you can do to help keep your computer cool is to give it a little breathing room by removing any obstacles to air flow by ensuring theres nothing sitting right against any side of the computer, especially the back.

Most of the hot air flows out of the back end of the computer case. There should be open space on either side and the back should be completely open and unobstructed.

If your computer is hidden away inside a desk, make sure the door isnt closed all the time. Cool air enters from the front and sometimes

from the sides of the case. If the door is closed all day, hot air tends to recycle inside the desk, getting hotter and hotter the longer the computer is running.

If the area youre running your computer in just too hot or too dirty, your only option is to move the computer. A cooler and cleaner area of the same room might be fine, but you may have to consider moving the computer somewhere else entirely, at least until the cool weather comes back.

The fans inside your computer are there to keep it cool.

Did you know what slows a fan down and then eventually makes it stop?

Dirt, in the form of dust, pet hair, etc. Especially in humid weathers like the one we have here on the coast.

It all finds a way into your computer and much of it gets stuck in the several fans and this makes the temperature rise, which also affects the thermal paste that ensures the correct heat dissipation of the processor.

One of the most effective ways to cool your PC is to clean the internal fans. There might be fans on top the CPU, inside the power supply, and usually on the front and/or back of the case.

Also, being the CPU probably the most expensive and sensitive part of your computer, its a good idea to upgrade its fan. Unless youve replaced your CPU fan already, the one thats in your computer now is probably a bottom of the line fan that cools your processor just enough to keep it working properly, and thats assuming its running at full speed.

Easy computer-talk

by JPG

The Grapevine Issue 171 2014| 31 |

Also, in case you dont have two case fans, one to move cool air into the PC and another to move warm air out of the PC, I recommend to have them installed.

This is also a great way to keep a computer cool, as it ensures a proper air flow current inside the computer.

These last tasks are might cause some internal damages if arent done correctly, so I highly recommend that you call for professional help for this. Its possibly the best spent amount that you can invest on the maintenance and longevity increase of your computers.

Most of the above explained applies not only for desktops, but also and especially for laptops. They normally have just one fan that cools both, the processor and the graphics card, so the perfect cleaning state and optimal thermal paste texture are mandatory to.

Please pop over our website, which has just been upgraded and would appreciate your comments about its new look. Thanks in advance for this

Here is the URL : http://www.jpg-asistencia.com

Well, that is all for now.

Please find our contact details on our advert in this edition; in case you have any questions or queries, we can assure a quick and professional reply. If these queries are of general benefit, we will post the reply on further editions of the Grapevine so they can be for everybodys benefit.

Also, please visit our Facebook page, where we will try to keep you all posted on latest news about computers and

the world around them. Here is the link: https://www.facebook.com/pages/JPG-Asistencia/121514197877746

Back to work till the next post! Until then, keep clicking!!

grapevine@jpg-asistencia.com

www.jpg-asistencia.com

Tel: +34 644 46 41 49

The JPG team

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!NO ME ENCUENTRO

BIEN!Years ago, when I was first learning Spanish, I took a phone call from the school where my then 5 & 8 year old children attended. The school secretary said A Jessica no le encuentra bien . Now, I knew that the verb ENCONTRAR meant to find. so I thought theyd lost my daughter!! Then he said tiene fiebre & I stopped panicking!! ..we went to collect her. ENCONTRAR means to meet or to find but theres a reflexive version ENCONTRARSE reflexive verbs are best described as something you do to yourself so what the secretary was really saying was Jessica doesnt find hereslf well she didnt feel well!

More about reflexive verbs another time but heres some useful vocabulary & phrases for going to the doctor or farmacia.

Remember that pharmacists in Spain can often prescribe for simple ailments, do blood & urine tests, check your blood pressure & cholestorol among other things.

If they feel that whatever ails you is beyond their remit the will send you to the doctor, of course.

Qu te pasa? Qu te duele? The doctor or pharmacist might ask you either of these whats wrong? where does it hurt? A friend might say Tienes mala cara literally you have a bad face you dont look well!

If you just dont feel too good, you would say No me encuentro bien - I dont feel well; if you have a headache, say Me duele la cabeza, or you have a sore throat tengo dolor de la garganta. If you have a cold, say tengo un resfriado. Tengo fiebre I have a fever.

Estoy constipado/estoy constipada doesnt mean what you think it does you really want to say estoy estreido/estoy estreida . Constipado means congested (in the nose/head)... estoy estreido means what you thought constipado meant! Diarrea , however, is what it seems.and so much easier to spell in Spanish!

Estoy regular might mean that you are regular (not estreido ).. but it also means that you feel OK; Estoy fatal doesnt mean that youre dead nor dying, but maybe you feel that bad! A visit to the dentist might make you feel nervioso (nervous), or maybe you would say tengo miedo

www.learn-aprender.blogspot.com.es www.facebook.com/LearnAprender

Learn

Aprender

Lynn Cobb

Lynn Cobb

The Grapevine Issue 171 2014| 33 | Im scared. Or perhaps you might be mareado - dizzy.

Its summer, & there are lots flying bugs around if you get a mozzie bite, or are stung by something else, you might say me pica, which could mean that it itches.and you might also say it if you eat something spicy (think picante).

Something you wont be saying at this time of year is tengo fro - Im cold, though youll hear a lot of people saying tengo calor Im hot!

Hed probably be saying tengo mucho sed Im very thirsty! If he was hungry it would be tengo hambre!

So what might you be given for your ailments? For a sore throat youll probably have some kind of pastilla - yes thats pastille, if youre constipada you might be asked if you would like tabletas, comprimidos, or espray - thats tablets.and they really do say espray for spray although they spell it as we do.

For bites or a rash youll be given a crema - cream but dont ask for crema in your coffee thats nata For a headache you might take paracetamol however if you say it the English way they might not know what you want you need to pronounce it the Spanish way - paracetamol

For anyone coming to Spain for a long holiday & needing regular medication its now possible to get a special prescription for use in other EU countries. As of October 2013, you have been able to ask your usual doctor for a cross-border

prescription which can be presented at a farmacia in Spain. They will ask for ID so make sure that you have your EHIC & passport with you.

For a bit of fun I thought you might like to label this body! All of the names of various body parts are belowbut in no particular order - some might seem obvious but some are nothing like youd expect!

el taln la espalda el pie la pierna la cabeza la nariz la boca los dedos la rodilla el hombro el codo la espinillael tobillo el ojo el muslo el cuello el pecho el brazo la mano la cadera la mueca el estmago la oreja/el odo el ombligo la barbilla

los dedos de pie

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!NO ME ENCUENTRO

BIEN!Years ago, when I was first learning Spanish, I took a phone call from the school where my then 5 & 8 year old children attended. The school secretary said A Jessica no le encuentra bien . Now, I knew that the verb ENCONTRAR meant to find. so I thought theyd lost my daughter!! Then he said tiene fiebre & I stopped panicking!! ..we went to collect her. ENCONTRAR means to meet or to find but theres a reflexive version ENCONTRARSE reflexive verbs are best described as something you do to yourself so what the secretary was really saying was Jessica doesnt find hereslf well she didnt feel well!

More about reflexive verbs another time but heres some useful vocabulary & phrases for going to the doctor or farmacia.

Remember that pharmacists in Spain can often prescribe for simple ailments, do blood & urine tests, check your blood pressure & cholestorol among other things.

If they feel that whatever ails you is beyond their remit the will send you to the doctor, of course.

Qu te pasa? Qu te duele? The doctor or pharmacist might ask you either of these whats wrong? where does it hurt? A friend might say Tienes mala cara literally you have a bad face you dont look well!

If you just dont feel too good, you would say No me encuentro bien - I dont feel well; if you have a headache, say Me duele la cabeza, or you have a sore throat tengo dolor de la garganta. If you have a cold, say tengo un resfriado. Tengo fiebre I have a fever.

Estoy constipado/estoy constipada doesnt mean what you think it does you really want to say estoy estreido/estoy estreida . Constipado means congested (in the nose/head)... estoy estreido means what you thought constipado meant! Diarrea , however, is what it seems.and so much easier to spell in Spanish!

Estoy regular might mean that you are regular (not estreido ).. but it also means that you feel OK; Estoy fatal doesnt mean that youre dead nor dying, but maybe you feel that bad! A visit to the dentist might make you feel nervioso (nervous), or maybe you would say tengo miedo

www.learn-aprender.blogspot.com.es www.facebook.com/LearnAprender

Learn

Aprender

Lynn Cobb

Lynn Cobb

The Grapevine Issue 171 2014| 33 | Im scared. Or perhaps you might be mareado - dizzy.

Its summer, & there are lots flying bugs around if you get a mozzie bite, or are stung by something else, you might say me pica, which could mean that it itches.and you might also say it if you eat something spicy (think picante).

Something you wont be saying at this time of year is tengo fro - Im cold, though youll hear a lot of people saying tengo calor Im hot!

Hed probably be saying tengo mucho sed Im very thirsty! If he was hungry it would be tengo hambre!

So what might you be given for your ailments? For a sore throat youll probably have some kind of pastilla - yes thats pastille, if youre constipada you might be asked if you would like tabletas, comprimidos, or espray - thats tablets.and they really do say espray for spray although they spell it as we do.

For bites or a rash youll be given a crema - cream but dont ask for crema in your coffee thats nata For a headache you might take paracetamol however if you say it the English way they might not know what you want you need to pronounce it the Spanish way - paracetamol

For anyone coming to Spain for a long holiday & needing regular medication its now possible to get a special prescription for use in other EU countries. As of October 2013, you have been able to ask your usual doctor for a cross-border

prescription which can be presented at a farmacia in Spain. They will ask for ID so make sure that you have your EHIC & passport with you.

For a bit of fun I thought you might like to label this body! All of the names of various body parts are belowbut in no particular order - some might seem obvious but some are nothing like youd expect!

el taln la espalda el pie la pierna la cabeza la nariz la boca los dedos la rodilla el hombro el codo la espinillael tobillo el ojo el muslo el cuello el pecho el brazo la mano la cadera la mueca el estmago la oreja/el odo el ombligo la barbilla

los dedos de pie

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Asociacin Protectora de Animales de San Antonio

Tel: 807 429 454 / 966 463 976www.apasa.eu / apasa.javea@gmail.com

A.P.A.S.A. Cif: G-53334454 Reg. No. 6692Cami de les Sorts s/n,

Perrera Municipal de JaveaApartado de Correos 577,

03730 Javea (Alicante)

Sabadell , Calle Pla 55, 03730 Javea IBAN / BIC: ES 2600811045900001042507 / BSAB ESBB

GwennaFemale Shelter since 21.12.2009Alsatian Mix, DOB. 15.12.2008 56 cm

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IluShelter since May 2013

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Asociacin Protectora de Animales de San Antonio

Tel: 807 429 454 / 966 463 976www.apasa.eu / apasa.javea@gmail.com

A.P.A.S.A. Cif: G-53334454 Reg. No. 6692Cami de les Sorts s/n,

Perrera Municipal de JaveaApartado de Correos 577,

03730 Javea (Alicante)

Sabadell , Calle Pla 55, 03730 Javea IBAN / BIC: ES 2600811045900001042507 / BSAB ESBB

GwennaFemale Shelter since 21.12.2009Alsatian Mix, DOB. 15.12.2008 56 cm

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IluShelter since May 2013

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GUAPO Male

Shelter since 2.12.2009Schnauzer Mix

DOB 15.12.200856 cm

Apasa was founded 15 yrs ago by a group of Spanish, English and Germans. It started from humble beginnings: a few concrete kennels and no fencing, but over the years it has grown so much and we now have upwards of 200 dogs, we also have quarantine kennels for when new or sick dogs are bought in. We work with the town hall and the police in collecting dogs that have been lost or abandoned. We need the support of our members and all the fundraising events to keep us going.

Thank you to everyone for your continued support.

DOGOMale

Shelter since 06.07.2009Alsatian Mix

DOB 15.03.200958 cm

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Sarah Farrell is a journalist and managing director of the online

travel guide www.mydestination.com/alicante

SANDYCOASTAL is a specialist used car dealer based in Jvea on the Costa Blanca, Spain. We offer a first class service and highly com-petitive pricing on all our second hand cars, vans and motorcycles.

SANDYCOASTAL also buys used cars for cash, or trade your second hand vehicle in part exchange. With 25 years main dealer experience behind us, you can be confident youre talking to the professionals.

Save thousands against used car showooms

Call Gary 0034 622431788 OR VISIT SANDYCOASTAL.COM

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GUAPO Male

Shelter since 2.12.2009Schnauzer Mix

DOB 15.12.200856 cm

Apasa was founded 15 yrs ago by a group of Spanish, English and Germans. It started from humble beginnings: a few concrete kennels and no fencing, but over the years it has grown so much and we now have upwards of 200 dogs, we also have quarantine kennels for when new or sick dogs are bought in. We work with the town hall and the police in collecting dogs that have been lost or abandoned. We need the support of our members and all the fundraising events to keep us going.

Thank you to everyone for your continued support.

DOGOMale

Shelter since 06.07.2009Alsatian Mix

DOB 15.03.200958 cm

The Grapevine Issue 171 2014| 37 |

Sarah Farrell is a journalist and managing director of the online

travel guide www.mydestination.com/alicante

SANDYCOASTAL is a specialist used car dealer based in Jvea on the Costa Blanca, Spain. We offer a first class service and highly com-petitive pricing on all our second hand cars, vans and motorcycles.

SANDYCOASTAL also buys used cars for cash, or trade your second hand vehicle in part exchange. With 25 years main dealer experience behind us, you can be confident youre talking to the professionals.

Save thousands against used car showooms

Call Gary 0034 622431788 OR VISIT SANDYCOASTAL.COM

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Out and About in Jvea withGaile Griffin Peers

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Out and About in Jvea withGaile Griffin Peers

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III CAMPUS PILOTA VALENCIANA (BENISSA 2014)De l11 al 15 dAgost

Inscripcions del 21 de Juliol al 7 dAgost a lOficina dAtenci a la CiutadaniaInscripcions del 21 de Juliol al 7 dAgost a lOficina dAtenci a la Ciutadania

Hector Vidal

Pere Ribes-HORARI DE LES ACTIVITATS: De dilluns a divendres de 9:30-13:30 h(Tots els dies hi haur un monitor de 9:00-14:00h per poder deixar i arreplar els xiquets)

-INSTALLACIONS: Trinquet Municipal de Benissa i Pavell esportiu Palau Sant Pere-INSTALLACIONS: Trinquet Municipal de Benissa i Pavell esportiu Palau Sant Pere-PREU: 45 inscripci (Assegurana accidents esportius inclosa)-EDATS: Nasctus des del 1999-2006-ADREAT A: Xiquets/etes i joves-MXIM N DINSCRITS: 30 alumnes-PERSONAL: 3 monitors titolats (Carlos Cabrera, Hector Vidal i Pere Ribes)

-Hi haur material esportiu per a desenvolupar les unitats didctiquesOrganitza: Collabora:

Regidoria desports-Ajuntament de Benissa

Club de pilota futur Benissa

-Hi haur material esportiu per a desenvolupar les unitats didctiques-El campus es realitzar amb una inscripci mnima de 12 alumnes

-TELFONS DINFORMACI: 606915079 652040339 -- 965733392

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III CAMPUS PILOTA VALENCIANA (BENISSA 2014)De l11 al 15 dAgost

Inscripcions del 21 de Juliol al 7 dAgost a lOficina dAtenci a la CiutadaniaInscripcions del 21 de Juliol al 7 dAgost a lOficina dAtenci a la Ciutadania

Hector Vidal

Pere Ribes-HORARI DE LES ACTIVITATS: De dilluns a divendres de 9:30-13:30 h(Tots els dies hi haur un monitor de 9:00-14:00h per poder deixar i arreplar els xiquets)

-INSTALLACIONS: Trinquet Municipal de Benissa i Pavell esportiu Palau Sant Pere-INSTALLACIONS: Trinquet Municipal de Benissa i Pavell esportiu Palau Sant Pere-PREU: 45 inscripci (Assegurana accidents esportius inclosa)-EDATS: Nasctus des del 1999-2006-ADREAT A: Xiquets/etes i joves-MXIM N DINSCRITS: 30 alumnes-PERSONAL: 3 monitors titolats (Carlos Cabrera, Hector Vidal i Pere Ribes)

-Hi haur material esportiu per a desenvolupar les unitats didctiquesOrganitza: Collabora:

Regidoria desports-Ajuntament de Benissa

Club de pilota futur Benissa

-Hi haur material esportiu per a desenvolupar les unitats didctiques-El campus es realitzar amb una inscripci mnima de 12 alumnes

-TELFONS DINFORMACI: 606915079 652040339 -- 965733392

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Humana collected 42 tons of textile in Javea in the first half of 2014

This separate collection of used clothing and footwear is able to reduce the emission of 133 tons of CO2 in the city.

The proceeds from textile management programs are intended for protection of the environment, development cooperation and social assistance Humana.

Humana People to People Foundation, a non-governmental development organization (NGO) since 1987 promotes environmental protection and carries out cooperation programs in Africa, Latin America and Asia as well as Social Help Spain thanks to the resources obtained from the management of used textiles, collected 41,932 pounds of used clothing and shoes in Javea throughout the first half of 2014.

Separate collection is an effective tool for waste management, the proof is that the reuse and recycling of textiles that residents have placed in the points authorized for that purpose has avoided the emission of 133 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere (Source : Waste Management Options and Climate Change: Final Report European Commission, DG Environment). Textile Recycling helps protect the environment by reducing waste generated in part by the public, giving a second life to a garment that otherwise would go to a treatment center for waste incineration.

Ms informacinDepartamento de Comunicacin

Suso LpezTel: 93.840.21.82/ 606.76.84.99suso.lopez@humana-spain.org

Rubn GonzlezTel: 91.432.07.34/ 650.36.80.79

ruben.gonzalez@humana-spain.orghttp://www.humana-spain.org/

42 Tons of Textile to Humana

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Humana collected 42 tons of textile in Javea in the first half of 2014

This separate collection of used clothing and footwear is able to reduce the emission of 133 tons of CO2 in the city.

The proceeds from textile management programs are intended for protection of the environment, development cooperation and social assistance Humana.

Humana People to People Foundation, a non-governmental development organization (NGO) since 1987 promotes environmental protection and carries out cooperation programs in Africa, Latin America and Asia as well as Social Help Spain thanks to the resources obtained from the management of used textiles, collected 41,932 pounds of used clothing and shoes in Javea throughout the first half of 2014.

Separate collection is an effective tool for waste management, the proof is that the reuse and recycling of textiles that residents have placed in the points authorized for that purpose has avoided the emission of 133 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere (Source : Waste Management Options and Climate Change: Final Report European Commission, DG Environment). Textile Recycling helps protect the environment by reducing waste generated in part by the public, giving a second life to a garment that otherwise would go to a treatment center for waste incineration.

Ms informacinDepartamento de Comunicacin

Suso LpezTel: 93.840.21.82/ 606.76.84.99suso.lopez@humana-spain.org

Rubn GonzlezTel: 91.432.07.34/ 650.36.80.79

ruben.gonzalez@humana-spain.orghttp://www.humana-spain.org/

42 Tons of Textile to Humana

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On Saturday July 12th the Squash League presentations were made at the Club de Tenis - 24 players participated.

The league is played in phases, starting with a first group stage, in which the 24 players were placed in three groups of eight.

After five months of competition, these were the winners of the various trophies:

Winner: Jos Antonio Garca Runners-up: Jordi Catala Third place: Jos Juan

Penalver Consolation Champion: Santiago Zubizarreta

Runners-up: Javier Figueira Champion wooden spoon:

Javier Bautista

The dinner was attended by Councilman Sport MI Town Hall of Javea, Juan Luis Cardona, who also took part in the competition and presented the corresponding trophy.

SQUASH LEAGUE CLUB

DE TENIS Jvea

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On Saturday July 12th the Squash League presentations were made at the Club de Tenis - 24 players participated.

The league is played in phases, starting with a first group stage, in which the 24 players were placed in three groups of eight.

After five months of competition, these were the winners of the various trophies:

Winner: Jos Antonio Garca Runners-up: Jordi Catala Third place: Jos Juan

Penalver Consolation Champion: Santiago Zubizarreta

Runners-up: Javier Figueira Champion wooden spoon:

Javier Bautista

The dinner was attended by Councilman Sport MI Town Hall of Javea, Juan Luis Cardona, who also took part in the competition and presented the corresponding trophy.

SQUASH LEAGUE CLUB

DE TENIS Jvea

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Behind the scenes at the Moors

and Christians

in case you missed it !

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Behind the scenes at the Moors

and Christians

in case you missed it !

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DRYCLEAN WASH DRY IRONDomestic & Commercial.

From 1 sheet to a 100 sheets or more!Clothes, duvets, bed covers, blankets, pillows, cushions,cushion covers, sofa covers, sun loungers, curtains etc

Tel: 96 647 1594info@lavanderiajavea.com

9 to 6 Monday to Friday & 9 to 1 on Saturdays

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DRYCLEAN WASH DRY IRONDomestic & Commercial.

From 1 sheet to a 100 sheets or more!Clothes, duvets, bed covers, blankets, pillows, cushions,cushion covers, sofa covers, sun loungers, curtains etc

Tel: 96 647 1594info@lavanderiajavea.com

9 to 6 Monday to Friday & 9 to 1 on Saturdays

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The Town Centre Late

Night Shopping

was a great success

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12 - 17 OCTOBER12 - 17 OKTOBER

12 -17 DE OCTUBRE

2014

Trip to / Ausflug nach / viaje a:

Seville

Asociacin Protectora de Animales de San Antonio

For reservations / Fr Reservationen / Reservar:

Sue: 965 741 668

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Visits to: Seville / Crdoba / Jerez / Carmona / Cdiz

4 nights in Seville & 1 night in Crdoba

4 bernachtungen in Sevilla & 1 Nacht

in Crdoba

4 noches en Sevilla y 1 noche en Crdoba

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The Town Centre Late

Night Shopping

was a great success

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12 - 17 OCTOBER12 - 17 OKTOBER

12 -17 DE OCTUBRE

2014

Trip to / Ausflug nach / viaje a:

Seville

Asociacin Protectora de Animales de San Antonio

For reservations / Fr Reservationen / Reservar:

Sue: 965 741 668

365

per pe

rson /

pro p

erson

por pe

rsona

Single

perso

n sup

pleme

nt:

Einzel

zimme

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suplem

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Visits to: Seville / Crdoba / Jerez / Carmona / Cdiz

4 nights in Seville & 1 night in Crdoba

4 bernachtungen in Sevilla & 1 Nacht

in Crdoba

4 noches en Sevilla y 1 noche en Crdoba

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At the beginning of July 70 children took part in the Towns 11th Football Camp

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At the beginning of July 70 children took part in the Towns 11th Football Camp

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VINTAGE GEMS

1. There is at least a third of a lipstick remaining inside the holder when you think its finished. Use toothpicks to transfer it to a small cream pot and apply with a lip brush.

2. Take photos of family heirlooms and write their history on the back. Small ornaments and jewellery can be photographed in groups.

3. Hang washing inside out on the line to prevent fading in the sun.

4. If wasps are a nuisance in the swimming pool, spray some harm-less WD 40 on the water. The wasps drown because the surface tension is broken. Remove them with a net before swimming in case any are still alive.

5. Use an A - Z address book to keep a record of books youve read. File under authors surname.

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VINTAGE GEMS

1. There is at least a third of a lipstick remaining inside the holder when you think its finished. Use toothpicks to transfer it to a small cream pot and apply with a lip brush.

2. Take photos of family heirlooms and write their history on the back. Small ornaments and jewellery can be photographed in groups.

3. Hang washing inside out on the line to prevent fading in the sun.

4. If wasps are a nuisance in the swimming pool, spray some harm-less WD 40 on the water. The wasps drown because the surface tension is broken. Remove them with a net before swimming in case any are still alive.

5. Use an A - Z address book to keep a record of books youve read. File under authors surname.

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more special than the restaurants and shops that line the sea front.

There is an extra flavour to shopping when I can browse for seasonal tops, skirts and dresses (and accessories) while drinking in the amazing sea views through the shop windows.

Friendly and helpfiul staff too, which makes Patchouli Ibiza a welcome addition to the pedestrian parade of restaurants, jewellers and shops.

Gaile

or because we believe that they are a feature for visitors who have already made the trip.

This month we decided to wander around the Port. You can see some of the photos I took in the Out and About section.

Having fortified myself with my fa-vourite Caf Latte at lEsquina, I start-ed to stroll down the Sea Front. As you can see I didnt get far! I cannot think of anything that makes Javea

Shopping by the Sea

in Jvea Port

As part of Javea Grapevines rolling programme, supporting businesses in Jvea, we thought we would start a new feature looking at some of the different shops and businesses across the three parts of the town.

I must emphasise, the businesses that we select are not paying to be featured in the magazine - they are selected because we think that they are offering something special for the community - either because they are attracting visitors to come into town,

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more special than the restaurants and shops that line the sea front.

There is an extra flavour to shopping when I can browse for seasonal tops, skirts and dresses (and accessories) while drinking in the amazing sea views through the shop windows.

Friendly and helpfiul staff too, which makes Patchouli Ibiza a welcome addition to the pedestrian parade of restaurants, jewellers and shops.

Gaile

or because we believe that they are a feature for visitors who have already made the trip.

This month we decided to wander around the Port. You can see some of the photos I took in the Out and About section.

Having fortified myself with my fa-vourite Caf Latte at lEsquina, I start-ed to stroll down the Sea Front. As you can see I didnt get far! I cannot think of anything that makes Javea

Shopping by the Sea

in Jvea Port

As part of Javea Grapevines rolling programme, supporting businesses in Jvea, we thought we would start a new feature looking at some of the different shops and businesses across the three parts of the town.

I must emphasise, the businesses that we select are not paying to be featured in the magazine - they are selected because we think that they are offering something special for the community - either because they are attracting visitors to come into town,

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A lot of changes have been affecting some of our popular Jvea & Local Businesses over the last month, with Facebook changing various business profiles into pages.So if you use Facebook and some of your favourite businesses are now missing from your list of friends - here are some useful links.Updates on Nicola Franklins High Street Heaven Boutique can be found here https://www.facebook.com/HighStreetHeavenBoutique

Liz Yardleys beautiful Hibiscus Cakes are featured on https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hibis-cus-Cakes/275889369168467

If any one is missing the Gata Siesta Group, you will be pleased to know that they have a Siesta Group Page which can be found at https://www.facebook.com/SiestaGroupCostaBlanca

All of their largest stock arrivals and offers etc are posted regularly on there so people can keep up to date with their news.

Tele. 0034 966 726891www.siestagroup.com

Mike Smith, of course has always had www.javeamigos.com - his new FB page is https://www.facebook.com/javeamigos.guide

His normal FB Page is https://www.facebook.com/Javeamigos - hopeful-ly they will soon be merged into one super page soon

Jenny Gilbert is now using https://www.facebook.com/jennysclean-inginspain

Carl Escolme in addition to Karma Concept on https://www.facebook.com/karmaconceptjavea has also

got https://www.facebook.com/chef-directaIf you have recently set up a new page or changed your profile to one, please email me with the details to

editor@grapevinespain.comand I will add you into next months Facebook update.

If you are new to Facebook some useful information groups for businesses using personal

profiles include:https://www.facebook.com/groups/Javea-

Grapevine/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/MarinaAlt-aBusinessClub/

Useful Selling Groups and info exchange include

https://www.facebook.com/groups/jaspas/

Darren Calvert has now got https://www.facebook.com/MacFixEU and can be contacted through the page.

Jon Worby - Sat and PC Guy is on https://www.facebook.com/satandp-cguy

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We are working with our sister club LABC (Lanzarote Business Club) in the Canaries and with some very interesting common interest groups and businesses across Spain.

As my focus is the Jvea Grapevine Magazine, my home, we have opted to bring in a new part time Business Accounts Manager, Ems Hope, who is based in the UK & Dnia Montgo.

This will give me more time for the promotion and publishing side of the club which, in turn, is a platform for promoting members businesses, their services and shows off their skills and expertise.

Over the next few months we will be looking to work with partners across Spain.

To find out more contact Gaileon manager@mabc.biz

or ring 966 461 913

Bringing Business Together in and around Jvea, Dnia and

across Spain

As promised in the last issue, we launched Lanzerote Grapevine at the beginning of July.

The pre-launch issue, with some special articles for the exhibition, went to the Olympia Over 50s Show in London at the beginning of the month.

The following week, Lanzarote Grapevine number 1 was launched online and is now available across the Lanzarote Community.

You can see it here on

www.lanzarotegrapevine.com

In August we are hoping to launch in Fuengirola as well, which will open up the possibilty of syndicated advertising for our members and for our business readers.

Obviously this will mean that the scope of Marina Alta Business Club is expanding.

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A lot of changes have been affecting some of our popular Jvea & Local Businesses over the last month, with Facebook changing various business profiles into pages.So if you use Facebook and some of your favourite businesses are now missing from your list of friends - here are some useful links.Updates on Nicola Franklins High Street Heaven Boutique can be found here https://www.facebook.com/HighStreetHeavenBoutique

Liz Yardleys beautiful Hibiscus Cakes are featured on https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hibis-cus-Cakes/275889369168467

If any one is missing the Gata Siesta Group, you will be pleased to know that they have a Siesta Group Page which can be found at https://www.facebook.com/SiestaGroupCostaBlanca

All of their largest stock arrivals and offers etc are posted regularly on there so people can keep up to date with their news.

Tele. 0034 966 726891www.siestagroup.com

Mike Smith, of course has always had www.javeamigos.com - his new FB page is https://www.facebook.com/javeamigos.guide

His normal FB Page is https://www.facebook.com/Javeamigos - hopeful-ly they will soon be merged into one super page soon

Jenny Gilbert is now using https://www.facebook.com/jennysclean-inginspain

Carl Escolme in addition to Karma Concept on https://www.facebook.com/karmaconceptjavea has also

got https://www.facebook.com/chef-directaIf you have recently set up a new page or changed your profile to one, please email me with the details to

editor@grapevinespain.comand I will add you into next months Facebook update.

If you are new to Facebook some useful information groups for businesses using personal

profiles include:https://www.facebook.com/groups/Javea-

Grapevine/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/MarinaAlt-aBusinessClub/

Useful Selling Groups and info exchange include

https://www.facebook.com/groups/jaspas/

Darren Calvert has now got https://www.facebook.com/MacFixEU and can be contacted through the page.

Jon Worby - Sat and PC Guy is on https://www.facebook.com/satandp-cguy

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We are working with our sister club LABC (Lanzarote Business Club) in the Canaries and with some very interesting common interest groups and businesses across Spain.

As my focus is the Jvea Grapevine Magazine, my home, we have opted to bring in a new part time Business Accounts Manager, Ems Hope, who is based in the UK & Dnia Montgo.

This will give me more time for the promotion and publishing side of the club which, in turn, is a platform for promoting members businesses, their services and shows off their skills and expertise.

Over the next few months we will be looking to work with partners across Spain.

To find out more contact Gaileon manager@mabc.biz

or ring 966 461 913

Bringing Business Together in and around Jvea, Dnia and

across Spain

As promised in the last issue, we launched Lanzerote Grapevine at the beginning of July.

The pre-launch issue, with some special articles for the exhibition, went to the Olympia Over 50s Show in London at the beginning of the month.

The following week, Lanzarote Grapevine number 1 was launched online and is now available across the Lanzarote Community.

You can see it here on

www.lanzarotegrapevine.com

In August we are hoping to launch in Fuengirola as well, which will open up the possibilty of syndicated advertising for our members and for our business readers.

Obviously this will mean that the scope of Marina Alta Business Club is expanding.

72 | The Grapevine Issue 171 2014 EVENTOS EN XBIAThe port, church and streets Thematic walks through the port and the town run up until 16/09/2014 , 19:00 contact the Tourist Office for detailsRutas y Excursiones 6 Duracin: 1h. 30min. Inscripcin en Oficinas de Turismo de Xbia. Precio adultos 6, nios 3.

Jos Manuel Merello ArtistDel 20/06/2014 al 23/07/2014 Exposiciones

Artesana de autor Handicraft and Artisan productsnightly until 15/09/2014 , 19:00

Bio Goodies Paintings equilibrar los hemisferios del cerebro. Del 01/07/2014 al 30/09/2014 Exposiciones

Jvea Events

Ajedrez Viviente XVIII Edicin. Se representar la obra DE LA ESCLAVITUD A ELVIS (Its Only Rock... 26/07/2014 , 22:30 Ocio En 1996, con motivo del I Centenario de las Fiestas Patronales de Aduanas del Mar, en el Puerto de Xbia (Alicante), el Club de Ajedrez Xbia propuso a la Comissi de Festes Mare de Du de Loreto, organizar un ajedrez viviente en el...

Cine vora la mar CINECLASSIC: GREASE.(USA, 110 Musical). No recomendada para menores de 7 aos. ... 29/07/2014 , 22:00 Cines Gratis

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Street MusicXbia Histrica ambientada con msica al aire libre todos los fines de semana del verano... Weekends until 07/09/2014 , 20:00 Otros

Els Lambert i Xbia 1920 -2014 Els "Lambert" son una familia de gran tradicin artstica que viven en Xbia desde el ao... Open until 21/09/2014 Exposiciones Casa del Cable Centre d'Art Ca Lambert Museu Arqueolgic Fundaci Cirne

Cala Tang + Reserva Marina Ruta de senderismo. Excursion please check for dates and to book thorugh the Tourist Office 20/08/2014 , 19:00 Rutas y Excursiones 5 Duracin 1h. 30min. Inscripcin previa necesaria en Oficinas de Turismo, telf.: 96 579 43 56 / 96 579 07 36.

XXIX "Msica a l'estiu" El curso esta dirigido a todos aquellos alumnos de escuelas superiores del mundo y de las... Del 21/07/2014 al 27/07/2014 , 22:30 Conciertos Gratis25 de julio Concierto de Profesores II. Obras de Mozart y Brahms 26 de julio Concierto de Estudiantes I 27 de julio Concierto de...

The village by night Saturday 16th August and Monday 25th @10.00pm Prior registration required in Tourism Office Tel.: 96 579 43 56 / 96 579 0736 Prices: adults 6, children 3

.Rutas y ExcursionesDuracin 1h.30min.

Le XIXme sicle et le raisin sec Ruta temtica en lengua francesa. Del 22/07/2014 al 26/08/2014 , 19:00 Rutas y Excursiones 6 Duracin: 1h.30min. Inscripcin previa necesaria en Oficinas de Turismo, telf.: 96 579 4356 / 96 579 0 736. Precio adultos: 6, nios: 3

The Treasure of XabiaRuta Teatralizada Del 25/07/2014 al 12/09/2014 , 19:00 Rutas y Excursiones 8 Conozca el Centro Histrico y descubra sus misterios a travs de actores que representarn a sorprendentes personajes. Inscripcin: Tourist Info Xbia. Tel.: 96 579 07 36/ 96 579 43 56. Duracin: 1h.30min. Inscripcin previa...

Jvea Events

72 | The Grapevine Issue 171 2014 EVENTOS EN XBIAThe port, church and streets Thematic walks through the port and the town run up until 16/09/2014 , 19:00 contact the Tourist Office for detailsRutas y Excursiones 6 Duracin: 1h. 30min. Inscripcin en Oficinas de Turismo de Xbia. Precio adultos 6, nios 3.

Jos Manuel Merello ArtistDel 20/06/2014 al 23/07/2014 Exposiciones

Artesana de autor Handicraft and Artisan productsnightly until 15/09/2014 , 19:00

Bio Goodies Paintings equilibrar los hemisferios del cerebro. Del 01/07/2014 al 30/09/2014 Exposiciones

Jvea Events

Ajedrez Viviente XVIII Edicin. Se representar la obra DE LA ESCLAVITUD A ELVIS (Its Only Rock... 26/07/2014 , 22:30 Ocio En 1996, con motivo del I Centenario de las Fiestas Patronales de Aduanas del Mar, en el Puerto de Xbia (Alicante), el Club de Ajedrez Xbia propuso a la Comissi de Festes Mare de Du de Loreto, organizar un ajedrez viviente en el...

Cine vora la mar CINECLASSIC: GREASE.(USA, 110 Musical). No recomendada para menores de 7 aos. ... 29/07/2014 , 22:00 Cines Gratis

The Grapevine Issue 171 2014| 73 |Una rfaga de viento Artista: Jens Bommezij. Artesano: Tiziana ISO2 (Joyera Italiana). Del 03/07/2014 al 26/07/2014 Exposiciones

Street MusicXbia Histrica ambientada con msica al aire libre todos los fines de semana del verano... Weekends until 07/09/2014 , 20:00 Otros

Els Lambert i Xbia 1920 -2014 Els "Lambert" son una familia de gran tradicin artstica que viven en Xbia desde el ao... Open until 21/09/2014 Exposiciones Casa del Cable Centre d'Art Ca Lambert Museu Arqueolgic Fundaci Cirne

Cala Tang + Reserva Marina Ruta de senderismo. Excursion please check for dates and to book thorugh the Tourist Office 20/08/2014 , 19:00 Rutas y Excursiones 5 Duracin 1h. 30min. Inscripcin previa necesaria en Oficinas de Turismo, telf.: 96 579 43 56 / 96 579 07 36.

XXIX "Msica a l'estiu" El curso esta dirigido a todos aquellos alumnos de escuelas superiores del mundo y de las... Del 21/07/2014 al 27/07/2014 , 22:30 Conciertos Gratis25 de julio Concierto de Profesores II. Obras de Mozart y Brahms 26 de julio Concierto de Estudiantes I 27 de julio Concierto de...

The village by night Saturday 16th August and Monday 25th @10.00pm Prior registration required in Tourism Office Tel.: 96 579 43 56 / 96 579 0736 Prices: adults 6, children 3

.Rutas y ExcursionesDuracin 1h.30min.

Le XIXme sicle et le raisin sec Ruta temtica en lengua francesa. Del 22/07/2014 al 26/08/2014 , 19:00 Rutas y Excursiones 6 Duracin: 1h.30min. Inscripcin previa necesaria en Oficinas de Turismo, telf.: 96 579 4356 / 96 579 0 736. Precio adultos: 6, nios: 3

The Treasure of XabiaRuta Teatralizada Del 25/07/2014 al 12/09/2014 , 19:00 Rutas y Excursiones 8 Conozca el Centro Histrico y descubra sus misterios a travs de actores que representarn a sorprendentes personajes. Inscripcin: Tourist Info Xbia. Tel.: 96 579 07 36/ 96 579 43 56. Duracin: 1h.30min. Inscripcin previa...

Jvea Events

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Jvea by Night

Starting at 10pm on Sat 16th August and Monday 25th again at @ 10.00pm The Tourist Office are running guided Tours of Medieval Javea.

These photos are from the July walk. All the commentary is in English other walks in different languages are also planned.

Prior registration is required via the Tourism Office Tel.: 96 579 43 56 / 96 579 0736

Prices: adults 6, children 3

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Jvea by Night

Starting at 10pm on Sat 16th August and Monday 25th again at @ 10.00pm The Tourist Office are running guided Tours of Medieval Javea.

These photos are from the July walk. All the commentary is in English other walks in different languages are also planned.

Prior registration is required via the Tourism Office Tel.: 96 579 43 56 / 96 579 0736

Prices: adults 6, children 3

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The Councillor for Social Welfare Javea, Tere Bisquert, attended a charity event in Sofias restaurant organised by MABS, a group sup-porting cancer patients.

The owner was the star of a major initiative to cut hair