We live in Jerez.
And we can help you understand it a little better.
Check out the interactive maps of our favourite places to eat in Jerez (and San Sebastián)
Learn how we got our non-lucrative visa and set up our new life in Spain
Our favourite bars were full, tourists loaded to the gunwales with shopping bags got in the way wherever we went, and every inch of the beach was covered in bodies of varying shades of pale and circumference.
Sure, it’s like listening to a Tasmanian devil that’s just been stung by something (if you’re not from Tasmania, think of a werewolf that’s just been bitten by a Tasmanian devil) but it was a first-rate spectacle.
Sometimes I blog about this remarkable city and no one has asked me to stop.
Check out the interactive maps of our favourite places to eat in Jerez (and San Sebastián)
Learn how we got our non-lucrative visa and set up our new life in Spain
This is the entryway to our new house, which we have the keys to, legally, and we can come and go from any time we like, as long as we remember to bring the keys.