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More services considered at the Golf Resort is a welcome bit of news for owners who depend on these type of  services for full exposure and enjoyment of their Holiday and Vacation Apartments.

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The Hawaiian Night at Al Kasar got off to a shaky start, Polaris World had decided that they would reserve all the tables outside, not to first comers..as would seem smart, but to anyone that knew they could reserve one. Of course this was all done in a Polaris Hush Hush manner.

As normal, party seekers flocked to Al Kasar at 9.30PM to locate a seat only to find them all reserved…that didn’t go down well and after a short stint with the security it was decided unanimously that they guests seated would remain seated and the extra tables would come from… the restaurant.

Once everyone was seated.. the party began and was another great success with music and entertainment going on into the night. Grass skirts, Drinks, fancy dance moves and laughter flowed freely, well into the early hours of the morning.

It's ALL good.

Polaris World did a good job of upsetting another very important group yesterday as well, the golf association that played yesterday went for their usual meeting at Al Kasar for the days presentations to find, no drinks and no cushions. It seems the bar staff were way too busy wrapping trees to serve drinks.

What can you do, when in Spain do as they do in Spain.. sleep and smile.

The temperature today is 43 degrees, tomorrow is set to be even hotter. The evening is set to be a comfortable 28 degrees cool enough to dance the night away. If you are at Condado De Alhama or in the area, don’t miss what is bound to be a great night.

The stage is set..

The trees are wrapped, the bar is ready….grass skirts to come later.

Come on down to the Clover for some summer fun, can’t make it…check back tomorrow for the pictures of what you missed.

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Whether Polaris World installed this entrance because of the winter months that are coming, which will make the travel between both establishments much easier on the public. We are glad that this has been done, as it may possibly give food service to the bar patrons as well.

Expanding service

This summer has been very busy so any improvements are welcomed. No sign of a coffee shop yet, but maybe next summer they can open one in one of the entrances to the supermarket for the early birds. They do have a bakery and fresh fruit to serve up. Just a thought.  The restaurant does open at 11 and serves coffee and tapas.

Water from storm chewed a rut along road by Hole 2

With the force of water that this storm created the Golf Course survived rather well.

Hole 2

The bunkers did have damage as the water ran into them in such a short period of time it did not have enough time to drain away. So the race is on to reshape these bunkers as soon as possible.

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I am sure he will appreciate you stopping by to say hola, the new office is located next to the Golf Pro shop and changing rooms.

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The Jack Nicklaus Signature Course at Condado De Alhama, re-opened today to players. The course was closed due to strong storms during this week causing damage and washout. Olagolf are happy enough with the course to open it today at 13.00hrs. A relief to golfer on the resort. The bunkers still require work but this will continue with the course open.

A further development, Jardin 2 pool that was also closed due to storm damage has now been cleaned and is open.

The roads on the resort are now clean for the most part, a credit to the administration, Olagolf and the contractors that keep this resort in great condition.

Jardin 2

The Murcia region of Spain woke this morning to yet another heavy storm dumping more water onto already saturated grounds. The good news is it appears to be over, Murcia has been on Orange Alert for flash floods today but even they expired at 19.00hrs. Some small villages in the area and crop fields saw some heavy damage as did the beaches at Bolnuevo and Mazarron, but I am sure as we speak the city is repairing them so that they, like us can get on with our summer holidays. Here on Condado, we also have a little cleaning up to do. Some of our streets are caked with mud from the overflow of banks, Jardin 2 swimming pool is temporarily closed, and the golf course is closed from now until the 23rd of August for repairs.

Mileniun Levante, our administrator at Condado is working hard assisting everyone that has sustained water damage to their apartments and also working with contractors to clean streets and pools. Hopefully the freak weather of August is over now, the temperature made it up to 40 degrees today following a morning at 20 degrees so things are certainly on the up.

We have uploaded many pictures in the photo gallery of the storm damages and clean up efforts, hopefully these will ease the mind of all owners of Condado, click on the pictures above, take a look and rest easy. Tomorrows another sunny day in Spain…

The Mucia region has been struggling this month with the heavy rain storms crossing the area, something that is typically reserved for a little later in the year. The heavy rains continue to pound Condado De Alhama this morning following a few days of very unsettled weather. It is expected that this particular rain storm will continue throughout the day, keeping temperatures unusually low only reaching only the mid 20’s for the rest of the day, things look to improve tomorrow but the unsettled weather will continue for a few more days to come.

If you are driving around the area in the next few days you should avoid low lying side roads and mountain tracks like those to the coves as it will take the authorities several days to repair these tracks following a rain like this.

Every year unexpected tourists are known to get stuck when their favorite beach or cove road suddenly becomes impassable. If you are driving from the airport today, stick to the motorways and avoid your favorite short cuts and you will be fine.

August is typically a month that is so hot the Spanish people take it off.. there are unusual weather patterns all over the world and Murcia is no exception.