KjeXXXer wrote:Also, there are plenty of my countrymen who go to Kos and Crete and so on and wreak havoc. No one ever mentions Hydra, which is a good sign, I think.
Your slideshow is fabulous! I really enjoyed it. Thank you for posting the link.Wybe wrote:Memories from 2009, Actual Weather and Webcam on Hydra.
To see the photo-show in Full-screen double click in the video.
http://www.icantforget.nl/fotos2009/fotos2009.html
Wijbe
This is Melina Merkouri singing "Faidra", composed by Mikis Theodorakis =]bridger15 wrote: btw. What is the beautiful music and who was the singer at the beginning of your slideshow?
---Arlene
That's true. In many ways it is dangerous to make Hydra your first experience of Greece as it really isn't representative, in the same way that Venice is not representative of Italian cities.Stamatina wrote:I suggest taking a look at the other chapters, too.KjeXXXer wrote:a book about all the Greek Isles, which I ended up buying. The other day I read the only chapter that interested me: Hydra.
You'd be surprised to see how interesting Greece is and how Hydra is neither the only or the greatest beauty there is here.
My friend, I am young. I'm sure I will travel all over, in due time. Thanks for the suggestion though!hydriot wrote:That's true. In many ways it is dangerous to make Hydra your first experience of Greece as it really isn't representative, in the same way that Venice is not representative of Italian cities.Stamatina wrote:I suggest taking a look at the other chapters, too.KjeXXXer wrote:a book about all the Greek Isles, which I ended up buying. The other day I read the only chapter that interested me: Hydra.
You'd be surprised to see how interesting Greece is and how Hydra is neither the only or the greatest beauty there is here.
I recommend Symi (off the coast of Rhodes) and also tiny Lipsi. And of all the magnificent historical sites, for me nothing beats Mystra (the Byzantine town above Classical Sparta).
