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Sleep Deprived, We Forget How Old We Are
... buses" they sent us to were actually shuttles. We asked them the million dollar question and the man pointed us inside and told us we needed to take a train. Clearly we were on our own and decided to walk around and try to find it ourselves...with our backpacks on. This went no where and we found ourselves once again at the information desk. When we asked her the very same question again she replied "Why didn't you tell me you were trying to get to Bulgaria?" ...
Thessaloniki, feelin cheeky!
... lady magnet. Except she was really nice! She didn't know English (German and Greek...darn me and my single language!) but we probably had a 15 min conversation. I established that she is 74, a Christian, where Olympia was and where she lives. I brought out my map and showed her where I've been. At the end I said the only word I know: "thank you," which won a big smile! Arriving in Thessaloniki, I found it is much more industrial than ...
This one has to be cheesy.
... 964;α στη καρδιά.
Θεσσαλ 59;νίκη μου ποτέ δεν σ' απαρνι 41;μαι,
The Notorious P.I.G.S
... sea breeze and watching the sun go down, brilliantly illuminating Thessaloniki in the rich colours that can only exist during those fleeting moments when the sun falls, and the moon begins its slow ascent.
The beautiful scene played out to an eclectic and enjoyable mix of reggae and Spanish soft pop played in the background ... too bad the playlist consisted only of ten reggae and five Spanish songs - I heard each song at least twice!
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Mamma Mia !
Awww I can talk talk and talk about Paralia. Although it's not a place with many tourists attractions, there is something what makes you want to come back there again and again. Many beach bars ( the best one is Cocus), discos (the best one is Omilos with open dancefloor-amaaaaaaaazing !) and small Greek restaurants ...