Apologies for the long absence

Hey guys, posted quite a bit on here in construction stage. Construction in Spain by a total (studious) amateur on a lower budget than we'd have liked :) and a big load of hiccoughs was far from easy but we got there! Sound don't leak (only a bit through doors into our patio - fixable and not into the street) Can't hear Valencian fireworks and crickets inside though so that's good. And acoustics are great and have happy paying customers. Keep on in there when it gets really tough - it is do-able. Just go with your instinct. And at times I wondered....http://montesaaudio.com

Congratulations! That a nice looking place you have there, in spectacular surroundings with a great view. Wow! I don't think I'd be able to work there: I'd spend too much time just absorbing the view! How do you ever manage to get any work done? Seriously, looks like you did a great job there, and I wish you lots of success. Good show! - Stuart - (PS. The Spanish on your web site could use a bit of brushing up, but apart from that it's a neat web site, too. )

Hi Stuart, Thank you. We get loads of work done then we just go for a wander or a look with the view to clear our heads. There's always something - the light on the mountains when you're hanging washing out (undercover on another roof here), the sound of the grillos or the beeaters / abejeros (now gone), the swallows that wake you at some unearthly hour, the buho chico every night, spring flowers like we've never seen, the mule watching you while it grazes... Y el espanol (sin accentos aqui) - lo hice yo pero un amigo de Asturias lo corregio todo con su padre. A lo mejor es distinto que el espanol chileno (he vivido con chilenos y he estado en Santiago un par de veces y el Atacama con flamencos). Que suerte. Caron