Life in a traditional Cretan Village, Greece, written by Jane Sharp. The life and times of Cretan people as observed by an English immigrant.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
A LITTLE TRIP TO RETHYMNON
On Tuesday we were in Rethymnon, a little unexpected trip to pick up a parcel in Vamos. The Nomad depot doubles with the shop of the English butcher, John. We returned with cumberland sausage, cold roast ham, and home cured bacon, plus the parcels of course.
Hello Jane! I visited Vrahassi the other day and now I was trying to find out at what height over the sea the village is, when I happened to see your blog! For sure I will follow it. I have a blog as well, but I write in Swedish...but who knows - maybe it can be fun to look at the pictures?! My blog is called Grekisk Sallad(Greek Salad) and you find it at www.evaiaten.com How much do they want for that plot of 6 stremmata? Is it connected with the village or kind of far out? Today I will put many pictures from your village. I have never seen such a cute village! Many regards from Eva This is my daughters e-mail.
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Hello Jane! I visited Vrahassi the other day and now I was trying to find out at what height over the sea the village is, when I happened to see your blog! For sure I will follow it. I have a blog as well, but I write in Swedish...but who knows - maybe it can be fun to look at the pictures?! My blog is called Grekisk Sallad(Greek Salad) and you find it at www.evaiaten.com
How much do they want for that plot of 6 stremmata? Is it connected with the village or kind of far out? Today I will put many pictures from your village. I have never seen such a cute village!
Many regards from Eva
This is my daughters e-mail.
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