Walking the trail to the ancient Karthea, at the Greek island of Kea
For Greek http://goo.gl/x30Frv As in fairy tales, we stand uncertain at crossroads. As pilgrims we make stories along the way and have interesting encounters. We start at 9:30 am from Korissia, the harbor of Kea, the island known also by the name of Tzia. At Kato Mera (Katomeria), we stop to eat omelets in the traditional kafeneio. While breakfast is prepared, we pass quickly from the stone shed, hidden behind the square of the village, which serves as information photo gallery about the archaeological site of […]
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