Big Fun in a Tiny Pueblo
Thursday, 28 February 2008

One Wonders

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We finally saw inside the little Teacher House today, over in San Nicolas. We found it´s not really a little house at all! I mentioned the ...
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Tuesday, 26 February 2008

That Wonderful Glazed Look!

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Something really significant happened today at The Peaceable. You feel it before you can see it... the workers are laughing and kinda punchy...
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Saturday, 23 February 2008

A Bar for Every Body

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Okay, people. I don´t ordinarily hang around in bars, but in Spain bars are different.  There are several different kinds of bars, sometimes...
Wednesday, 20 February 2008

Jesus Works a Wonder

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Jesus isn´t just The Sweetest Name I Know, he is also our friendly tile-setting guy. And today he pulled off a miracle I´d pretty much given...
Tuesday, 19 February 2008

Nothing to do with spinach

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My mind is full of things beside Spinach. It is good that so many of you enjoy food, but I will curb my enthusiasm before I launch into a pa...
Sunday, 17 February 2008

A Spinach Revelation

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Cooking here is a very slipshod, imprecise, use-what´s-here kind of thing. Nothing tastes the same way twice. (And sometimes that is a good ...
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Saturday, 16 February 2008

The Spinach Mystery

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In direct contrast to the last post, it is very, very quiet today at The Peaceable. Nary a breeze is blowing. We have the doors and windows ...
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Moratinos, Palencia, Spain
Rebekah Scott, an erstwhile USA newspaper journalist, pulled up stakes in June 2006 and moved with Paddy, her wise-ass English husband to The Peaceable Kingdom, a farmhouse in Moratinos, a rural pueblo in Palencia, Spain. Moratinos is on the Camino de Santiago, an ancient pilgrimage route now popular with hikers and bikers and riders of all beliefs and stripes and types, and The Peaceable is a stopping-place for these wanderers. This is an account of their adventures.
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