Mijas Pueblo

There was a slight Icy bite on the breeze as it wafted over the terrace, the sun however blazed in a pure blue sky fighting to warm the day.
The sunday morning ritual of chorros and steamy coffee was played out to the sounds of a peaceful village, one of the joys of life in an Andalucian mountain home.
 Then on the breeze came the distant sound of beating drums, a repetitive  primaeval rhythm bashed out with passion and emotion.
The village visibly started to stir in response to the compulsive beat, small groups of villagers gathered beneath the terrace, chattering excitedly.
Gaggles of children wooped past adorned in bright clothing.
And the drums grew louder! the beat crescendoed as they turned the corner into full view.

The day warmed immediately as the brightly, but scantily dressed, dancing girls gyrated passed the terrace followed by the pounding drummers.
For half an hours we treated to sights and sounds that just celebrated the joys of life on a cold February morning; It was carnival time in Mijas pueblo!

I love this village xxx

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It All Started when Lynn Carroll, a Mijas resident, Read an article in the Daliy Telegreph about a fund

raising scheme  that involved a 400 mile bike ride across India

She quickly roped in her friend Rachel McMullen and the plan was hatched............

They, however have to raise 2800.00€ each !!! this money will go to Breast Cancer care any associated Charities.

Not to be put off they have organised Their First fundraising event ; MIJAS GOT TALENT

This Promises to be a memorable night with Artist and performers Flocking to join in

There will also be an Auction of incredible offers one of which is a weeks work by Bob the Builder, Hey I need My house Painted !!!

Music and food will be offered along with shavings,waxings and who knows what else

February 24th @ seven sharp find the Face book page under;

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Fundraiser-Mijas-got-Talent/359144450780415

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