Greek cats

There are a lot of cats in Greece. But not so many that it is a problem, even if it ‘s not unusual to have a cat under your table while your dining at a taverna. The Greek cats looks to be of another race than the Norwegian cats. They’re always a lot skinnier and their fur is a bit shorter.

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These two stays looked like they belonged to the Swedish house in the yard of the castle ruin on Antiparos. Picture taken summer of 96.

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Under: Here are the same two cats, this picture is taken summer of 97 with Anne Grete.

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We came across this "cutie" in Parikia, Paros.

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