Behind Baza post office

Has anyone seen this behind the Baza post office it is new and do you know anything about the guy

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Plenty of info on the plaque Ponderosa. Good photos.

[quote="Ponderosa"]Has anyone seen this behind the Baza post office it is new and do you know anything about the guy

Yeah, his name's Tony and he's got a thing for pink snails. Can't help beyond that.

Ponderosa

more info here it translates well into google translate.


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Keith

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Ponderosa wrote:Has anyone seen this behind the Baza post office it is new and do you know anything about the guy

Yeah, his name's Tony and he's got a thing for pink snails. Can't help beyond that.

Straight to the point Twisted.

Ohh I can add that I was very disappointed with the coffee from the adjacent cafe' and the guy in the background of the second photo's name is Juan Carlos and he has an interest in old china tea pots and Moroccan Spices. He also drives a Renault 14.

Drives a Renault 14?

I KNOW!!!

Several years ago, we stayed in La Murada and went to the University in Orihuela. A house he lived in there has been turned into a museum. Very small, but very interesting. The house was near a church where one of the Spanish popes lived and that was very very beautiful. In the church was a painting, occupying a whole wall of a room, of Thomas Aquinas. Might have been Carravaggio or someone, can't remember, but it was by a 'Master'. You had to pay to go into the room and there were guards with smg's. I could have stayed and looked at the painting for a VERY long time.

The university is also amazing. It is a quiet town, but I would really recommend a day's trip out to it.

Correction - checked my pictures and it's Velasquez... though it doesn't matter really, as it's amazingly beautiful...