Juviles finally on map shock.

Thanks again to Ken in Australia, who informs me our village is finally on Google Maps Street View. Beautiful winter sunshine, a little snow on the ground. It's early in the morning I think; there's nobody around apart from a couple in overcoats at the bus stop, who must be waiting for the 5.30 am to Granada. Even Google couldn't get a vehicle up our street, Calle Altillo, so you can't see our house. It's up the hill above the main drag, with breathtaking views, and it's still available to rent for most of the Autumn and Winter.
I was going to write "where next, Timbuctu?" but I checked and yes, Timbuctu already is on Street View.

You say tomato, I say tomate

Got an email from Australia today asking how you pronounce the name of our village, Juviles. A good question, and one I've not yet addressed on this blog. So here goes. As a rough approximation for English speakers, it's
hoo-BEE-lez
although as the locals tend to ignore the letter 's', it's often
hoo-BEE-lay
Anyway, it's not Jew-viles, Dew-villas or Jubblies. Nor is it, as at least one locally-resident English-speaker has it, Hoo-billies. Although I quite like Hoo-billies. Makes me think of the Beverly Hoo-billies....
I've no idea what Juviles means, if anything. The names of most villages here have an Arabic or Latin route that relates to the landscape, or the function or rank of the settlement. All I can find online is that Juviles is probably "pre-Arab". If anyone knows the derivation, I'd love to hear it.