Certain Sant Antoni activities earlier this week did have the necessary authorisation, such as the blessings in Pollensa and Puerto Pollensa and the demons setting fire to the church bell tower in Muro. Others did not have authorisation. But they gathered in Sa Pobla’s Plaça Major anyway for a spot of ximbomba playing and glosa reciting, despite the town hall having hoped that they wouldn’t.
The pine that shouldn’t have been
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Sometimes it feels like we are living in some sort of keystone cop/ Laurel and Hardy/Buster Keaton silent movie farce world. And that’s just the “authorities”.