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Issue 5 out this Weekend
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Good news for all those that have been inquiring about next issue of GI. It is on its way.
Winter in Granada is not a time to hibernate. After the summer lull and the excitement that autumn brings. Winter is the perfect season to take a step back and really enjoy everything that the city has to offer, just make sure that you have nice warm coat and scarf on while doing so. The cliché about the enduring of a “long winter” never really seems appropriate for us here in Granada. Admittedly it does get cold, but somehow the frosty months fly by and t’is spring again before we even have the chance to say “Bah! Humbug.”
We have more of your favourites lined up again this issue; including Derek’s diary, Burridge is back with more on what makes Spain so Spanish, we have our guide to the season’s lingo and we interview the delightful Martina Johansson. We also feel that we have a bit of a scoop in our feature article, Carmen’s Story a true insight into a less heralded side of Granada.
As always we proffer a better guide to wining and dining, classified listings and party photos than any other publication in Granada. We are also very happy to be printing more copies and distributing in more locations so that we can reach even more cherished readers. To celebrate we are running not just one but two monster giveaways with many great prizes on offer. Full details can be found on the back cover.
At this time of year it is nice to take a moment to reflect. 2010 has certainly been a bit of a rollercoaster year; with the highs of Spain winning the world cup, the secret wedding of Penelope and Bardem (secret being the operative word) the sheer joy that is to live in Granada, faced with the lows of the Spanish economy and the lack of any politicial leadership (although it could be worse, we could be in Ireland). Heading into 2011, a new year brings new hope and as long as unemployment continues to fall, the city metro line continues to get built and Granada Insider continues it’s phenomenal rise; things are looking good for a great year ahead of us and we hope to share it with you.
So it is time to sit back, put your feet up and enjoy another fantastic issue of Granada’s no.1 cultural magazine.