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Greek fishing boats |
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Greek fishing boats |
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Greek fishing boats have several things in common. For one
they’re all painted in beautiful clear and strong colours. It seems as though each
fisherman tries to make a unique colour-combination for his boat, because I have yet to
see two boats with the same colour-combination. Secondly they’re all made of wood.
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I found these boats in Skiathos. |
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Make over in Antiparos, washing scrubbing and a new coat of paint?! |
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This is a fishing boat from Pisso Livadi in Paros. |
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This is the most modern fishing boat we’ve seen in Greece, it was in Skiathos. |
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Another beautiful fishing boat, from Skopelos. |
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This boat is also from Skopelos, and I don’t know what name it is, but I had to take a picture of it. I got a mail from Kristin Andersen 8.4.97 telling me that the name on the boat is Katerina in Greek letters. Thanks allot! |
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