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bottom of calle san miguel looking up http://t.co/FUaCMEZj Bloy's Torremolinos (@OurTorremolinos) September 13, 2012 bottom of calle san miguel looking up
Torremolinos gets a bad rap. With your input I will examine the modern history of Torremolinos from its beginnings as a resort in the 1950s, to the tourism boom of the 60s, 70s and 80s.
Posted on September 13 2012 by Bloy's Torremolinos
bottom of calle san miguel looking up http://t.co/FUaCMEZj Bloy's Torremolinos (@OurTorremolinos) September 13, 2012 bottom of calle san miguel looking up
Posted on September 9 2012 by Bloy's Torremolinos
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Sunday morning Torremolinos postcard! http://t.co/O5dgB5Ox Bloy's Torremolinos (@OurTorremolinos) September 09, 2012 Sunday morning Torremolinos postcard!
Posted on September 5 2012 by Bloy's Torremolinos
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Looking down at the start of San Miguel from Avenida Palma de Mallorca in Plaza Costa del Sol, Torremolinos. More... http://t.co/fdFnDWmR Bloy's Torremolinos (@OurTorremolinos) September 05, 2012 Looking down at the start of San Miguel from Avenida Palma...
Posted on September 2 2012 by Alfredo Bloy Dawson
Jim Carroll wrote The Basketball Diaries the story about growing up with drugs and sex and about learning to survive on the streets of New York--once again in print. An urban classic of coming of age.which in the 90s was made into a film starring Leonardo...
Posted on August 30 2012 by Alfredo Bloy Dawson
Before the Beats but after the so-called Lost Generation was Henry Miller. His novel set in Paris, Tropic of Cancer was something unlike I had ever read before when - I think - Nick lent it to me. After living in Paris in the 1930s, Henry Miller returned...
Posted on August 30 2012 by Bloy's Torremolinos
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Calle San Miguel in the 50s-60s http://t.co/PfEvdIFQ Bloy's Torremolinos (@OurTorremolinos) August 30, 2012 Calle San Miguel in the 50s-60s
Posted on August 29 2012 by Bloy's Torremolinos
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Memories of Torremolinos: Ingles de la Peseta http://t.co/O5qcglQX Bloy's Torremolinos (@OurTorremolinos) August 29, 2012 At the turn of the 19 th century a wealthy English nobleman and his wife bought the old Torremolinos carabineers barracks called...
Posted on August 26 2012 by Bloy's Torremolinos
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I posted a new photo to Facebook http://t.co/EmD0gfd7 Bloy's Torremolinos (@OurTorremolinos) August 26, 2012
Posted on August 26 2012 by Alfredo Bloy Dawson
David Lynch Too many films which we dug had cult director and Twin Peaks maestro David Lynch in common, so I decided to feature the man behind the lens himself.It started with the superbly weird Eraserheasd (1977)- a film I never managed to sit through...
