Drought and the Mediterranean Garden
Article taken from The Dry Gardening Handbook written by Olivier Filippi, supplied by www.mediterraneangardensociety.org
Be Max
By Guilherme Marques The B-Max is the first open car in history. But that is underselling what is one of the best small cars you can buy today. “It does
How you can get more distance from your driver
By Seán Hawker Step 1 Keep your head behind the ball. This is how you create leverage. Think about skipping stones across the water. When you release the stone, your
Medical Tourism – The Algarve as a destination of choice
Medical tourism has been a growing field of interest worldwide. Since the Roman occupation, patients have been known to travel to other countries looking for medical advice and assistance. Nowadays
A Place in the Country
By Lynne Booker An idyllic setting surrounded by rolling green hills, cork oaks and olive trees and only a 10-minute drive to the Algarve’s most attractive city – Tavira. Herdade
Golden Era pf the Guinea
By Chris Wright Some 50 years ago I was paid the then princely sum of three guineas to write a cricket report for the Daily Telegraph. Unfortunately they were not
Good Putting
By Graham Stewart There are four vital ingredients to good putting, each one as important as the other. In the second article of the series we look at Path. The
Here is the news for today …
By William Offen It’s easy to read headlines like the above and gloss over them. It’s even easier to miss the impact the stories behind them may have on our
Fibre in the Diet
By Elizabeth Hartland What is dietary fibre and why is it important? Fibre itself has no nutritional value but the foods in which it is found have vitamins and minerals.
Protecting your savings
By Gavin Scott Most of us have worked hard to build up our savings. When contemplating the options for investing and holding their money, most people’s first concern is to