Was going to Spain from start to finish but now I, Luca have taken over

This week I had the need to use my car but first I had to remove the snow. This is the windscreen which took me about 10 minutes to clear. To think that last week we were in Axaequia in 21 degrees during the day 4 degrees at night.

If i had any doubts about moving to Spain (which I don't), this was ample reason enough to remove those doubts.

Everything is now being formulated for my transition to Spain & most everybody has been told, all worrying about our welfare, but they shouldn't this isn't an overnight thing.

Today I attended "A course and Assessment on Emergency Life Support and Defibrillation. Incorporating  Cardiopulmonary Resuscitaion and the use of An Automated External Defibrillator" A mouthful eh? But briefly I learned what to do if a person appeared to have had a Cardiac Arrest or Heart Attack. Commonly known as CPR but using a Defibrillator. What an eye opener although I have to say do not look forward to the day when I am called on to use it.

Amazingly Sedella, only a little village, but quite forward thinking, has long windy roads leading to it which are very time consuming, so it has it's own helipad.  It also has 4 defibrillators with 8 trained users. But as of today it now has 9!