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ALL IS WELL IN GREECE AS LONG AS
THERE ARE STILL OCTOPUS IN THE SEA
JAMIE, GEORGE
NELS, NATALI AND LYDIA
GREEK DANCE
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Chook-napping - We were rummaging through our stored belongings in Bro's shed, heard gentle clucking and looked out to see one of the chooks inspecting the back of the v...
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Murk. - Light rain and a stiff breeze according to this mornings weather forecast. 'Murk' might be a better way of describing things. It's been wet and cold like...
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Rain rain go away - I suppose plants like the ones above, which seem to be two different kinds of cyclamens, need weather like what you see below. Right now, it rains nearl...
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My return to Aldi - 4 Bottles of 'extremely quaffable' South Australian Shiraz wine (not for me, sadly). Bananas. Oranges. Aubergine. Mushrooms. Cavolo Nero. Red Onions....
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