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Definitely Nomad.

The Dimos in Vrysses might be able to find a good home for them.

You really do need the help of a Greek.Officialdom is more likely to listen to a native speaker.

Good luck with that ambition, Joy!

When pestered by wasps at a local taverna,the owner puts a saucer on the table with a small amount of ground coffee on it, then sets fire to it. Keeps them away very effectively. I have no idea whether it is Greek coffee or another variety. Fortunately the wasps don’t seem to care.

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]Many drugs actually cure illnesses completely.
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Contracted in the 1960s, still alive and kicking today, thanks to 97 injections of streptomycin and two years of daily Inapasade.

You are correct Warwick. The original EOT rules still exist for those who want to let for any number of weeks to tourists. It has stringent rules regarding facilities with a points system to qualify, depending on tose facilities. There is no limit on the number of weeks that may be let. Then there a...

One euro per night per booking for us. It isn't going to break the bank, and we have come to expect a new tax every time the resopnsible minister changes his socks.

filippos wrote:Thanks all.
Eleni, the shop (Crete & Chic?) next to the accountant's office in Kalyves plateia. They have many and varied good things.

Thanks Phil. I will look in October, though they might be stocking rain hats by then.

Where can I buy the sunhat?
Only joking Phil. Nice macros and interesting pictures.

Tipota, MIxo.

You may speak for me Mixos. In any other scenario I might have used one of these to make the intention clear. Something about this forum does not encourage it. Do you think we are too serious sometimes?

This post should read as follows;
As I remember it, on my first solo visit to France I was accompanied daily by a cloud of annoying, biting insects. The locals referred to them as "les mouches".

Depressing reading, even for those of us who are well acquainted with the system. What will it take for Greek governments to admit these entrenched systematic failures, and address them?
Answers on a (very large) postcard.

All of which makes perfect sense. The official answer would still be to obtain permission. On the other hand, the local village advice would be to do it without. Pruning to preserve or make safe the tree might pass unnoticed, but a complete tree or two missing could provoke a reaction from anyone wh...