village life on milos
sleepy villages and local life are the unexpected pleasure of visiting an out of the way Greek island like Milos
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the churches of milos island
he simple, monotonous ringing of the bell at the church above our home seemed to punctuate our daily routine and no matter where we found ourselves on the island the regular peal would force us to pause and consider where we found ourselves...
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the fishing villages of milos island
Can you imagine a more idyllic life? Sun drenched and dazzling white against the azure blue of the meditteranean, the fishing villages of milos island are to envy..
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off the beaten track in greece…milos island
How to decide on the right Greek Island? So many to choose from! Especially if you've never visited Greece before. Luckily, with our choice of Milos we struck it lucky the first time.
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breezing though bari
Only a few hours and so much to see. Bari is a bustling, modern lively town which spares a solid nod to its rich past..
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meandering thru villages in valle d’itria
Tradition and faith permeate the fabric of the small towns of Villa d'Itria. On our last full day we decided to learn some more..
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the whitewashed town of ostuni
– sun-drenched laneways, foodie delights – Today was Niran’s birthday and we decided to visit the “white town” of Ostuni, which is about 13 km to the north east from…
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travelling into a sumptuous past in lecce
It's like travelling into a baroque forest of stone tendrils, flowers and vines. The architecture of Lecce in Puglia is sumptuous and hints at a past steeped in both tradition and an appreciation of thes.. sensual pleasure
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charming locorotondo
Locorotondo is a charming village, still not quite on the main tourist map but on its way there. Whitewashed houses and honey-coloured stone - a beautiful village buried in Villa d'Istria
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alborebello, disneyland in puglia
By all accounts it's overrun by tourists (which it was) but nonetheless it's worthwhile seeing because it's a UNESCO site.(also true). Pretty and quaint but challenging in terms of its "authenticity".
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