A description of life in the village of Pruna, nestled in the Andalusian mountains of Seville

amigachristina
I stumbled upon my little village and decided to live there, but information on many aspects of village life was scarce.

Latest posts

• Village fiestas, so much fun. Starting on 21 August for five days, the Pruna Flamenco Festival is a hot date for your diaries.


• The approach of Autumn in a village in Andalusia


• My favourite public swimming pools near the Sierra del Tablon (Cadiz/Seville)


• Wild swimming in lakes in Andalucia


• Feral chickens, pondering murder, and so much gardening to do


• December in a mountain village in Pruna


• A surplus of basil? Make pesto, (and chutney up those tomatoes), ideas and recipes.


• Why I chose Pruna


• Changes in Pruna over the past five years


• First Sunday, every May, the Romeria, unmissable


• Semana Santa - easter week, in Pruna


• History of Pruna from pre-history to 1800


• The best day trips in the Sierra del Tablon area


• One week in an Andalusian village


• The best out of season swimming pools in the Olvera and Pruna area


• Village Newcomers 2016


• The Ayuntamiento (council) in Pruna


• Halloween/All Saints Day,/All Souls Day/All Hallows day


• Get active in Pruna


• Winter activities in Pruna

Archive

• 2019 August


• 2018 October


• 2018 July


• 2018 March


• 2018 January


• 2017 September


• 2017 August


• 2017 May


• 2017 March


• 2017 January


• 2016 July


• 2016 June


• 2016 April


• 2015 October


• 2015 March


• 2014 October


• 2014 September


• 2014 July


• 2014 May


• 2013 November


• 2013 August


• 2012 June


• 2012 May


• 2012 March

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