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Menu de paginas en castellano https://equusasinus.net/el-asno-andaluz/ & Français https://equusasinus.net/l-ane-andalous/ + Google translate

Paginas de historia de la raza asnal andaluza: esto es un proyecto vivo y en preparación. No hay conclusiones y solamente presentó unos datos, bibliografía, metodología, etc. Abierto a correcciones y comentarios. Este trabajo lo dedico a mi burra Matilde, por amor de su familia y a la memoria de Chavela de Kike.

Scenes from the past 15 years. I have four donkeys, Matilde the Andalusian grey dapple, Aitana her daughter, and two other mestizo brown donkeys, Rubi and Morris.

Matilde’s cultural morning at the museum

Aitana’s Easter bonnet

Rubí does thinking on Tuesdays

Morris reading his favourite book

Matilde and Rubí in the almond blossom

Morris appreciating trees

Rubí helps pick lemons

Walking with Rubí on the El Parral estate

Aitana’s bonnet and Puig Campana mountain

Spain’s national day

The day of moving house: walking to our new home 2016

Morris leaping a stream to avoid getting his hooves wet!

Facebook. I follow donkey FB groups in Spain and France. Click here to view my page.

Facebook. I follow donkey FB groups in Spain and France. Click here to view my page.

Matilde, burra andaluza a 150 metros de la cantera Penya Negra, amenazada con la posible reabertura de la cantera despues de 15 años inactivo y promesas de la compañia Pavasal en 2016 que "nunca reabrir la cantera." Estamos con la vida suspenida en este valle. Porque no dicen nada? Faltas de respeto por los politicos, por la Conselleria de Industria, y por el Ayuntamiento de ORXETA.

Life with donkeys (2010 – 2025)

The equusasinus.net blog was launched ten years ago. The scallop shell is the symbol of pilgrimage to the shrine of Saint James and it was during my walk from UK to Santiago de Compostela 18 years ago that donkeys came into my life. I met the donks of my friend Barbara while walking through France and Matilde my Andalusian was born here in Spain that same week! But it would be two and a half years until I met her!

The Camino can change your life.

June 2026: it is ten years since we bought our new home in Orxeta, and after visiting the village to use the local shops I was told by a man from the town hall - sent by the mayor - to take my donkeys out of the village and never bring them in again, or face a denuncia. We never went to the village again. Looking forward to a new life in Andalucia and a better welcome for the donkeys!

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