It’s not the clearest or best quality photo but mostly I took it to figure out what I was looking at out in the distance on the sea, towards the Island of Kea. I had been looking out when I spotted what appeared to be an odd-shaped craft that had me curious. My cheap binoculars […]
Carlo Magno Tug Pulling Drilling Platform On The Sea? Read More »
Artichokes are something I didn’t know much about until last year – although I’ve seen them for sale in grocery stores back in North America, I had no clue that they were produced from a big plant that is actually a thistle. When I moved into this house a year and a half ago, the
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I don’t think Liam Neeson has too much to worry about in regard to the next rising up an coming Northern Irish born actor – but who knows? This past weekend, I played the role of Prince Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece at the Exarchos Carnival. I really wasn’t sure what I was getting myself
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A 1kg box of Scott’s Porage, milled in Cupar, Scotland has arrived in Greece. It is unlikely that any of my Scott ancestors were involved in the production of Scott’s Porage, although it was a pair of Scott brothers in Glasgow that started the company back in 1880. Personally, I don’t think I’ve ever come
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It started with the above photo – some musings and questions in my head. Well, actually, some of the musings began after I did a bit of research, being unable to read the date on the back of the photograph. Was it 1903? 1953? The hand printing of the description was easy enough to read
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I was a bit nervous. More than a bit, but I tried not to let it show. First, getting up at 7am is not my usual thing. Then,when I got up, what was the proper dress code, or how to act, for a traditional Greek Easter Sunday? I had no clue. It would be my
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This post is mostly for me so I can easily find the link to this well thought out and reasoned decision by the Honourable Justice A. Pazaratz. It involves a Family matter where a father wanted to ensure his children were vaccinated against COVID. The mother did not want to force the children to be
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On the 17th of March, the day after inspecting and trimming the trees at the olive grove near Exarchos, we took a run out to another couple of olive groves to do some fertilizing. One of them is located next to a plantation of about 50 almond trees on a steep slope of a mountain.
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I was involved in an interesting discussion with my friend, Billy Beck. Most of the time, I agree with Billy and respect his opinion. In a reply to one of his comments, I posted something – which Facebook took issue with, and I am now blocked for 24 hours from posting on Facebook. Please see
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A video entitled “A Letter To Andrew Hill” has been released in the past day. It is a video that gives the story of a co-researcher named Dr. Tess Lawrie and her astonishment in how Dr. Hill modified the conclusions in an Ivermectin study published in January of 2021. There is evidence now in the
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