About Paul Whitelock
Paul Whitelock is a retired former languages teacher, school inspector and translator, who emigrated to the Serranía de Ronda in 2008, where he lives with his second wife, Rita. He spends his time between Montejaque and Ronda doing DIY, gardening and writing.
Having written recently about how noisy Spain is – something…
Rather than throw away leftover fresh vegetables Paul Whitelock prefers to use them in a soup. This version used what…
This is another of Paul Whitelock’s signature dishes. It’s a while since he cooked it, but he tried it with a
After a spate of burglaries in the campo, Paul Whitelock decided he needed to upgrade the security on his…
Everybody is on the lookout for their dream home. Before I met the Meter Maid I thought I’d found mine in Latchford, Warrington. A…
Since he’s lived in Andalucía Paul Whitelock has needed to get logs in for the winter. Here is his logs diary for the…
This is one of Paul Whitelock’s signature dishes. It was the first meal he prepared for the Meter Maid when…
Paul Whitelock looks back fondly to a period of his life in the mid-2000s which was dominated by his relationship with El Rincón.
On November 20 it was the 45th anniversary of the death of Spanish dictator General Franco. Paul Whitelock…
Peter Jones is an author, naturalist, co-founder of Spanish Nature, Worldwide Birding Tours and currently president of the
Paul Whitelock’s domestic water is supplied from a well. For a good while now his well has not been well. For no discernible reason the…
Like most languages, Spanish makes wide use of acronyms and abbreviations. Here Paul Whitelock casts his eye
Paul Whitelock has already written about the things he likes about living in Spain (
