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Hairy Roads in Crete
One of the hairiest (scariest) roads in Crete used to be the road down to Hora Sfakion until they did it up and toned it down. But now there is another, a recently tarmaced dirt road that leads from K… more →
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Greek Island hopping June 2010
wanderwoman wrote 1 day ago: Oia in Santorini Greece overlooking the caldera Travel to some of the most beautiful Islands in Gree … more →
EOT - licence to let.
aretecrete wrote 1 day ago: The view from Arete Do you really need an EOT Licence? According to the Greek National Touri … more →
New assaults by para-state neo-nazis in Chania Crete against social spaces and comrade's home - Rally and march tomorrow against rising fascist violence.
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stapsa wrote 4 days ago: Immigrant's Haunt, Social Haunt's entrance after the fire. Police’s pets, right extrem … more →
Murderous assaults by neo-nazis in Chania, Crete, and impunity for racist murder perpetrators.
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stapsa wrote 5 days ago: TWO NEW PRESS – RELEASES BY THE FORUM OF IMMIGRANTS IN CRETE ON RECENT PROLIFERATION OF NEO-NA … more →
Hairy Roads in Crete
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Ray wrote 1 week ago: One of the hairiest (scariest) roads in Crete used to be the road down to Hora Sfakion until they di … more →
John Craxton, painter and friend
Tim Salmon wrote 1 week ago: John died on Tuesday (November 17th). It is something I have been dreading for a few months now. The … more →
Higgins Visits Crete
OUT wrote 2 weeks ago: SOUDA BAY, Greece (Nov. 30, 2009) The guided-missile destroyer USS Higgins (DDG 76) arrives for a ro … more →
El Greco Paintings on display in New York
grpresspoland wrote 2 weeks ago: (GREEK NEWS AGENDA) The Onassis Cultural Centre in New York presents an extraordinary group of 15th … more →
Dare to Explore Axeman's Bridge!
makleen wrote 2 weeks ago: A rickety steel bridge, tagged with graffiti and currently collapsed into Plum Creek, sits in the wo … more →
December 1 in history
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homepaddock wrote 2 weeks ago: On December 1: 1640 End of the Iberian Union: Portugal acclaimed João IV as King of Portugal, thus … more →
Travel with no Worries about your Transfers in Heraklion
thetransfersblog wrote 3 weeks ago: Are you planning to have a European tour this summer vacation? Then you must never end summer withou … more →
600km? Now that's a detour!
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lucyhamshare wrote 3 weeks ago: I read a funny story last week about a man in Australia who went out to get a pint of milk, got lost … more →
The Greek Weather Forecast
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Ray wrote 3 weeks ago: Currently we have late November weather. Some sunny days, some cloudy. Somedays even rain. We start … more →
Location location location - about us
locationlocationlocationproperty wrote 4 weeks ago: Andie cox’s Summary Andie Cox , partner in Location, travels regularly between the UK and the Greek … more →
Cretan food
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mmmarta wrote 4 weeks ago: Lunch in a small restaurant in Crete (Greece), Summer 2009 … more →
ELOUNDA GULF VILLAS & SUITES, Elounda Crete
inaossien wrote 1 month ago: Standing majestically on the hillside overlooking the gulf of Mirabello, 18 stylish Villas with thei … more →
DOMES OF ELOUNDA, Elounda Crete
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inaossien wrote 1 month ago: Located 75 km. from Iraklion international airport ("Nikos Kazantzakis"), on the sun-drenc … more →
BLUE PALACE RESORT & SPA, Elounda Crete
inaossien wrote 1 month ago: "…here, life still moves along to the rhythm of a bygone era…" Read More … more →
The Right Reverend Stephen Verney
Ray wrote 1 month ago: The Right Reverend Stephen Verney, who died on November 9 aged 90, was an unconventional Bishop of R … more →
