A photo from Jeanette

Keeping on with the theme of recent photos of Lloret's workers....

Thanks to Jeanette for sending this photo of Mutsy and Jimmy taken this year in New York. Both of them used to run 'Riviera' 'Gloria' 'Gemini's' etc.

Any more recent pics out there?

A photo from Maisie

Not an old photo today but a very recent one which shows 4 'young ladies' from Lloret who some of you may possibly remember?? 

Sue, Helen, Lynne and Maisie at Lake Windermere. 

Thanks to Maisie for sending the photo.

Photos from Betty

Thanks to Betty for sending todays photos, all the info I have is that they are from 1974.

2 from Les

Todays photos from Les are both from La Uva with the 1st one going back to 1973.

This next photo is from Les's 21st birthday celebrations, a few names here are John Neighbour, Vic Pooley, Elaine, Terry Edmunds and Julie.

Photos from Les

Back to the 70s with photos from Les today....Les has also been kind enough to give the year and names of who is in each of the photos.

   Winter 73 working in the Moby with Mark & Jock

  Winter ’74. In the Moby winning the Dog of the Year’ award presented by Greg from the Steak House. Won’t go into details!

  

’74 me and Vic Pooley in Paris on our way to Lloret by coach.

Victor's photos

 Here we have the last of Victors photos from 'Popeyes'....Thanks to those who have recently sent me their 'old' pics, but more photos are always wanted please keep sending them if happen to come across any. Please send to jackiereindl@gmail.com

A message from Murph

I received this nice message from Murph this morning, he's been looking through the photos and remembering his time in Lloret de Mar....

My nickname is Murph.
Given name Michael Mungovan
I am American by birth (not my fault)!
I was a European Tour Guide in the mid-80's
for a German company called Wolff Reisen
that catered to American service men & their families.

My favorite tour - BY FAR - was Lloret de Mar
for many reasons.  I was not aloud to "guide" in Spain
so as soon as we came into town, we were greeted 
with sangria & I turned over my group to 
Juan Santa Creo (spelling) Tours & told them that if they needed anything I
would be at the hotel bar between 4 and 5 pm.  We stayed  primarily at the Xaine Park (loved it),
the Monterey (more secluded) or at-the-time-a-new-build Samba(?);
It was across the street or close, kinda, to the 
Scotch Corner, which bring me to my point...

With Juan's people taking care of my people, I had 24 hours a day to party
for the next 7 to 10 days.  I was always roaming around, day & night but
my "local" became Scotch Corner & my friend became Stuart McKay.
At the end of the tour, I would pick up a commission check
from Juan for all the daily trip's my people did & head back to Germany for another group
hopefully re-assigned to Lloret de Mar.

With all that said, (I could go on) I stumbled across your site today & spent some time on it, enjoying it & 
remembered I have probably a dozen pictures of the time taken at Scotch Corner with Stuart, employees, customers...
that I have to dig out of an old shoebox, scan & send to you!
I'll do my best to label the names of those I remember as it was 30 years ago
Give me until the end of the weekend & you will have them to do what you will.
I'm excited!  Thank for what you are doing.
Nice job!  Perhaps someday I will make it back!

Best,
Murph