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Going Out - Page 50


Female Focus PUZZLE TIME! SPANISH WORDSEARCH


The barbecue - La barbacoa. It’s getting to that time of year with the warmer weather and long evenings so dust off the BBQ and get grilling! There are 29 (blue) Spanish words, remember they can go up, down, across, diagonally or even backwards and some letters will have been used more than once!


AMIGOS - FRIENDS ACEITES - OILS BARBACOA - BARBECUE CARBÓN - COAL CARNE - MEAT CERVEZA - BEER COSTILLAS - RIBS CUCHILLO - KNIFE ENCENDEDORES - LIGHTERS ENSALADA - SALAD ESCABECHE - MARINADE FIESTA - PARTY FILETE - STEAK FRESCO - FRESH GLOBOS - BALLOONS HIERBAS - HERBS HUMO - SMOKE MAIZ - CORN ON THE COB MOSTAZA - MUSTARD NIÑOS - CHILDREN PARRILLA - GRILL PATATA ASADA - BAKED POTATO PINZAS - TONGS QUEMADO - BURNT RECETA - RECIPE SALADO - SAVOURY SALSA - SAUCE SERVILLETAS - SERVIETTES TENEDOR - FORK


SUDOKU


Here are two Sudoku puzzles of different skill levels for you to try. Fill in the grid so that every row, every column and every 3 x 3 grid contains the digits 1 through to 9 with no repeats, that means that no number is repeated in any row, column or box.


See classified section for Sudoku answers


U3A Oliva Walking Group Members from the U3A Oliva Walking Group spent an enjoyable day in the hills above Senija, a small village near Benissa.


We made our way up the mountain and along the top to the Cruz of Senija, where we had wonderful views over Senija and beyond to the Calpe Ifach rock and further south to the Puig Campana. Next we made our way over the hilltop to the Garganta Cueva. Tona and his band of Bandolers reportedly used the cave. They waited on traders travelling down the valley then go down and rob them of their goods, then returned back up the cliff face to the cave to store the booty. The Garganta cave is well named, as it is massive inside. The picture shows some of our walking group at the entrance to the cave.


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