I fell in love with Greece after reading The Moon Spinners as a girl. When I was old enough to travel alone, the political scene blew up and I had to put it on hold. Then came career, family, life…..It’s STILL on my A list.
This layout is KILLER. Well done.
What a pretty arrangement of photos and text -so like a poem 🙂
Susan Sewellsays
I only know one girl that loves bakashuns as much as I do….YOU! Always conspiring to plan the next one as the last one is ending. booya-bookit!
susan wsays
Yes, you will have to share your tools for making this page.
I never gave any thought to the similarity of the Turkish and Greek islands. It’s no wonder there has been such a history between them. That seems to be the case in so many similar regions; Likeness breeding conflict – doesn’t make sense on paper, does it?
Beautiful photos, beautifully arranged (how do you do that?)!
I bet there was not only dancing and serenading – probably also some olives, tzaziki and ouzo… oy,oy,oy.
Moss Cottage, What a wonderful story. I could live there forever.)Thank you
Linda
What a stunning set of pictures from a magical place. And I agree with everybody about the styling of the post. How do you do that?
I fell in love with Greece after reading The Moon Spinners as a girl. When I was old enough to travel alone, the political scene blew up and I had to put it on hold. Then came career, family, life…..It’s STILL on my A list.
This layout is KILLER. Well done.
What a pretty arrangement of photos and text -so like a poem 🙂
I only know one girl that loves bakashuns as much as I do….YOU! Always conspiring to plan the next one as the last one is ending. booya-bookit!
Yes, you will have to share your tools for making this page.
I never gave any thought to the similarity of the Turkish and Greek islands. It’s no wonder there has been such a history between them. That seems to be the case in so many similar regions; Likeness breeding conflict – doesn’t make sense on paper, does it?
Oh your going to love Croatia!!! Goo…. book your trip!
Beautiful photos, beautifully arranged (how do you do that?)!
I bet there was not only dancing and serenading – probably also some olives, tzaziki and ouzo… oy,oy,oy.