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Home        Back         Next     Steni Vala, Alonnisos Fremdeles en herlig plass, jeg har reist dit i alle år. Gulliver hadde av og til lunch stop der for "ørten" år siden. Var litt vanskelig å arrangere båter, noen ganger kom de - andre ganger ikke! I dag er det flere båter både fra Skopelos og Patotiri, Alonnisos som drar dit. Man kan også ta buss eller taxi fra Patitiri. Dessverre er hummeren ikke billig lenger, så jeg spiste nydelig kalamari, perfekt tilbredt, - og tzatziki, selvfølgelig.   Still a lovely place, I have been there every year. Gulliver, that I worked for used to have lunch stops there. It was very difficult to arrange the transport, some times the boat came, sometimes not! Today ceveral boats goes there from Skopelos and Patitiri, Alonnisos. One can take a bus or a taxi from Patitiri. Unfortunately the lobster is not cheap any more, I had delicious kalamari, perfect done, and tzatziki, of course.   Kaiikis &  Tavernas and a fisherman; Is this a Blue-Bottle? Life on the dig Heinrich Hall Issue No. 13405 PRICELESS artefacts, ancient mysteries, adventures, hidden traps, pits teeming with snakes, gunfights and, of course, beautiful ladies. That is how popular culture presents life in archaeology, as typified by characters like Indiana Jones.   But having just returned from a six-week stint on an archaeological research excavation in Crete, I take this opportunity to give our readers an inside view of what such a project really entails; what life is like on the active “coalface” of archaeology. Much more in Athens News More information on the Priniatikos Pyrgos project is found at http://www.priniatikos.net/  HostGator.com Web Hosting  ***** skopelitissa@live.no  Home        Back         Next   © Skopelítissa.com 2003 - 2012