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As a follow up to the previous post i have been surfing the net to find out more about the building in the last picture, it's the disused carpet factory which is now a ruin and there has been a lot of debate locally about it.
Anyway i found this video, i know it's not in english but there are some great photos and film of Can Morato :- Antiga fàbrica de catifes Can Morató de Pollença - Vìdeo Dailymotion

P.S. Here is another one Can Morató 2010 - IB3 - YouTube

Hope you don't mind Sparky that I placed your researched webpage as a comment on the Photo Blog? without giving you the credit!! :o
 
Its very interestiing to be able to see the inside of the building. But so sad that the owners have just let it crumble. Such a huge building would need an astronomical amount of money to set it up as somethiing productive again, and its just not going to happen is it. At least it is being documented now for history.
 
Very true Bella, it is sad because i would imagine it was a beautiful looking building originally, almost too beautiful to be a factory ;). I suppose it will eventually be demolished to make way for more apartments :rolleyes:.
 
I aim to please Gordon ;). I love the Daily PhotoBlog, they send me an email every day which is great because sometimes i forget to check out other sites and then i miss out on what could be something of great interest.:D
 
Re. Sparky's earlier post post. Train / Bus Fares - Price Hike.
Bus / Train Fares up - on average - between 39% and 58%.
Also, petrol and diesel prices increased for 6th time this year.
Petrol - 95 Octane E1.44/L (£1-16/L)
Petrol - 98 Octane E1.55/L (£1.25/L)
Diesel - E1.35/L (£1.09/L)
So fuel still quite a bit cheaper than in the UK, especially Diesel.
See Sparky's 'link' to 'Mallorca Daily Photo Blog' for full story.
 
Hostelry strike called for July 20.Palma.—The Balearic government, all the regional hotel federations and even tour operators in the UK received the news as a knock out blow yesterday and pleaded with the trade unionists to be responsible and to return to the negotiating table in an attempt to reach a solution.
Read the full story here :- Majorca Daily Bulletin . Grupo Serra Newspaper . Daily Press . News in English . Online Digital Information . Palma of Majorca Balearic Islands Spain. majorca daily bulletin. grupo serra newspaper . daily press . news in english . online digital info
 
New wooden cabins built on Pollensa seafront
Pollensa.—Seven years after giving in to pressure from local residents to demolish the cabins which had been built on the seafront next to the Pollensa Port car park, the Balearic Ports Authority has now once again built a further set of wooden cabins in the same area without the permission of the local council.

Read the full story here :- Majorca Daily Bulletin . Grupo Serra Newspaper . Daily Press . News in English . Online Digital Information . Palma of Majorca Balearic Islands Spain. majorca daily bulletin. grupo serra newspaper . daily press . news in english . online digital info
 
In the norwegian news today (google translator) :-)
The yield on Spanish government bonds with a ten year term was on Thursday morning had risen to 6.878 percent, well above the previous record of 6.678 percent on Tuesday as plans for a rescue mission for the Spanish banks are not calmed the market. During the morning, the upturn continued. The interest rate was just before 11 o'clock 6.99 percent, according to Bloomberg. Six reports of 11:25 o'clock that the interest rate is 7.003 percent. Spanish government loans with 30 year term with a rate of well over seven percent. The difference between Spanish and German interest rates are also reached a record high of 541 points against 526 points earlier. A rate of over 6 percent is considered impossible to pay for a crisis-hit countries in the long run. It was precisely the high interest rates that contributed to the Spanish government had to ask the EU for up to 100 billion euros in funding for the banks.

So let us spend our holiday in Spain and use a lot of money, might help??
 
This from the DDM.
J. FRAU A group of local entrepreneurs located in the plaza restoration of Pollença Major plans to close their shops on Sunday, market day in the resort until 16 hours in protest against the municipal ordinance regulating the terraces Outside of local ordinance based on the occupation of the streets in force since 2002. Some sources even announced the call for a demonstration for this reason against the establishment of the mayor's family Tomeu Encrypt (PP), also located in the square.
You can read the full story here :- Bares de la plaza cerrarán el domingo para protestar por la reducción de terrazas - Diario de Mallorca
 
The Bulletin has this story today. Or rather a version of it. A wrong version. "Port of Pollensa bar war breaks out" is the headline when it hasn't anything to do with the port. The Sunday closure is in Pollensa's Plaça Major. Poor.
 
The Bulletin has this story today. Or rather a version of it. A wrong version. "Port of Pollensa bar war breaks out" is the headline when it hasn't anything to do with the port. The Sunday closure is in Pollensa's Plaça Major. Poor.

Oh dear!!! even Google translate doesn't get it that wrong :eek::eek:.
 
Gang of tourist car robbers disbanded.

Palma.—National Police officers have broken up a gang of thieves who made a living stealing from cars used by tourists parked at various key scenic sites around the island, investigating sources confirmed yesterday.

Read the full story here :- Majorca Daily Bulletin . Grupo Serra Newspaper . Daily Press . News in English . Online Digital Information . Palma of Majorca Balearic Islands Spain. majorca daily bulletin. grupo serra newspaper . daily press . news in english . online digital info
 
Daily Bulletin - Thieves arrested

Isn't it a shame, that just like this country, the police catch these people, they go before the courts, get sentenced then are out re-offending in no time at all.Sometimes I wonder if the courts are really any deterrent, not only in Spain but here also.
 
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