October in Andalucia - what happens
October is the month of the Feria - which means families dressed up in very attractive traditional costumes. Males in the short-jacketed grey suits of a caballero, with flat, broad-brimmed hats, females in brightly coloured flamenco dresses.
The common wisdom is that it rains for the feria - but in 2009 I was here for two weeks in temperatures not much less than the August highs. [But there had been rain in late September.]
The nights begin around 7.30 pm - but there is no need for any extra heating.
Asparagus is only available in the 'wild grass' variety - which is best avoided.
The common wisdom is that it rains for the feria - but in 2009 I was here for two weeks in temperatures not much less than the August highs. [But there had been rain in late September.]
The nights begin around 7.30 pm - but there is no need for any extra heating.
Asparagus is only available in the 'wild grass' variety - which is best avoided.
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