The Plateau at Profitis Ilias at some 7000ft above sea level that was the site of a Luftwaffe airfield from where Stukas took off to raid Crete. Some say that the British parachuted here (presumably SOE) but I'm still researching all of this.
In which we discover the sight of a second world war airfield that was so hidden and secret that I can't for the life of me find any historical references to it. There is also a small study of chimney pots in our mountain village and there might be a small prize for the first one to guess which one belongs to Mrs N's house!
If your bathroom is anything to go by Nikos, it has to be pot B.
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hahahahahahaha ... i dont tell it Mr Nikos must say it ;O)
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots nick - this place looks greek in all its glory!
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ReplyDeleteI didn't realize that pots come in so many varieties. Ours are generically boring, all the same square/rectangular brick style, except of course yours which is Pot B.
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ReplyDeleteOur pot is a very nice pot - don't knock it (it will fall off!)
Maria
Truly a Greek place with all that entails!
Maria:
ReplyDeleteIf you require help to secure it, "send plane ticket"
anything to help
bob
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