Kay studied for a BA Hons Degree in Jewellery Design at Grays School of Art, Aberdeen, finishing in 1987. Since then she successfully ran her own business, for a number of years, selling her designs to the public and to retail businesses. Her work has branched off in different directions over the years, becoming more sculptural and most
Kay studied for a BA Hons Degree in Jewellery Design at Grays School of Art, Aberdeen, finishing in 1987. Since then she successfully ran her own business, for a number of years, selling her designs to the public and to retail businesses. Her work has branched off in different directions over the years, becoming more sculptural and most recently using photographic imagery. Alongside this, Kay has enjoyed sharing her knowledge of different crafts through tutoring Community Education groups of both adults and children.
I have spent many holidays in different parts of Andalucia over the years and have always felt creatively inspired by all that the area has to offer. I would go home ready to start new projects and designs and be full of confidence and drive.
Cordoba offers a melting pot of history with all it's amazing heritage and architecture. You w
I have spent many holidays in different parts of Andalucia over the years and have always felt creatively inspired by all that the area has to offer. I would go home ready to start new projects and designs and be full of confidence and drive.
Cordoba offers a melting pot of history with all it's amazing heritage and architecture. You will find, Roman next to Art Deco and Jewish heritage next to Moorish. All combined with the effervescent culture of the Spanish people.
At Getaway and Create's 8 day holiday, we offer exactly what it says. Getaway from the day to day stuff of life to a wonderful setting in the Sierras above the ancient Andalucian city of Cordoba. Here you can breathe the fresh mountain air and be surrounded by nature. Just a few minutes walk from the small hamlet we live in, you will
At Getaway and Create's 8 day holiday, we offer exactly what it says. Getaway from the day to day stuff of life to a wonderful setting in the Sierras above the ancient Andalucian city of Cordoba. Here you can breathe the fresh mountain air and be surrounded by nature. Just a few minutes walk from the small hamlet we live in, you will find a pathway which leads to a woodland walk and Parque Natural. At the house you can take advantage of the large swimming pool (weather and season permitting) or soak up the sun while overlooking a vast landscape of mountains and sky. This will be your home from home for an 8 day stay. But, it doesn’t stop at this. Here is also a perfect setting to explore your creativity. Just 20 minutes from one of the most historic and beautiful old cities in Andalucia, you will find much inspiration for the craft activities on offer during your stay. You will also visit some of the outlaying parts of Cordoba Province and see some other artists at work. All the places you visit during your stay will help to inspire you for your three craft activity days which are ideal for beginners as well as for those who just want to take time out to look at other ways of working.
Not only is Cordoba a notable city to visit in itself , the second largest Old town in Europe with the largest urban area in the world declared World Heritage by UNESCO, but it has the advantage of being almost equidistant to some of the most exciting cities in Andalucia. Malaga is a 1 hour journey on the train or a two hour drive. Seville is under an hour by train or 1 hour 40 mins to drive. If you come to Andalucia by airplane, I can highly recommend staying a couple of days, either end of your stay here, in one of those two cities of your arrival. As well as these two great cities, you have Granada just 2 hours 45 minutes by train or 2 an a half hours to drive. Jaen is 1 hour 45 minutes by train or 1 and a half hours to drive. There is also a fantastic value bus service to many cities but the trip may be longer, no problem if you are not short on time. The connecting roads (autovias) in Andalucia are some of the best I have personally driven. Of course you also have the options of a beach stay nearby Malaga, both to the East and to the West there is a great choice of Pueblos, Nerja and Frigiliana just East and Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Mijas and Fuengirola etc just a stones throw to the West.
However you choose to spend your holiday in Andalucia, we here at Getaway and Create will endeavour to make it a memorable and enjoyable one. Please feel free to ask any questions regarding how to get here and I will do my best to advise.
If you are arriving from overseas it is quite possible you will be arriving via Malaga airport. As this is our usual arrival airport we have a few pointers to help you make your trip to Cordoba smoothly. For booking your flight you could check out www.skyscanner.com to see what is available. There are many bargains to be had if you wish to stay for a bit longer and travel when flights are low.
From the airport you can select a mode of transport depending on your needs. Here are a few pointers to help you on your way.
Car - There are many car rental businesses to choose from at Malaga Airport, however, do check that all insurance is included in the quote you recieve to avoid surprises when you pick up the car. The motorway to Cordoba is quite straightforward and an easy drive. When exiting the carparks, follow signs for Malaga first then soon after follow signs for Cordoba. Just make sure you note any lane changes which are clearly signposted. Contact us directly for directions to the house if nessessary.
Bus - The bus service in Spain is great value and comfortable. To get to the main bus station in Malaga, take the bus directly in front of the exit to the airport. Ask for Estacion de Autobuses, usually only a couple of euros. From here you can find the stance for Cordoba and it is that simple. It is possible to book the Malaga to Cordoba bus on line, I have used both www.goeuro.com and www.alsa.es with success.
Train - Right next to the bus station in Malaga is the train station, so from the airport its possible to take the bus to there. Or, just to the left of the airport exit and across the road is a train station. From here you can purchase a ticket to Marie Zambrano train station from the ticket machine. Make sure you don't stay on the train to the centre, normally a sign will come up in the carriage to say which station is next. Once at Marie Zambrano it is a short walk through the shopping centre to the main station. All very easy. I have used www.goeuro.com and www.renfe.com to book in advance.
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