Tag: Kos

  • Breathe

    I don’t forget to feel the taste of this sweetest air.  Blessed island. I forgot my lung diseases after only a few days.

  • Sweet taste

    I found the delicious fuit which I know from Turkey – loquat or moúsmoulo. I guess it’s not so popular even here,  I found it in a one supermarket only. 

  • Ciao, vamos a la playa!

    I think most of Greeks speak English. It’s amazing comparing to Spain. And they use quite familiar some words from other languages. For example I’ve heard ‘vamos’ in a first normal talk. I thought I have bananas in my ears and asked to clarify – what did you say? He said ‘vamos’ but with ‘v’ though in Castellano ‘b’ is correct. I asked another person who also used it, why vamos, does he speak Spanish? He said that they only say vamos and nothing more, just it was a popular song ‘Vamos a la playa’.

    I was more surprised that they use ‘vamos’ and that’s why using ‘ciao’ didn’t make me a big surprise.  It’s not so common as in Spain for example, but anyway nice to make such farewells.

  • Magical day on the goat isla

    Today started with a famous Russian-Gipsy song “Black eyes” (Очи чёрные) on Greek, it was incredible, the song is beautiful and nice sounding in this language.  Than we had a discovering trip on the one part of the isla.  Кос – остров коз. On the way to Agios Focas we saw a few goats at the road. That place is famouse of its termal spring.

    Of course the ‘city’, if it’s possible to say about town with 15000 of habitants, was the best. It’s small but has all needed. And I love cities.

    Also I liked Lambi place with long strip of a white beach.  By the way across the channel the Turkish coast is visible here only in 4-5 km from Kos. Türkiye seni sevioyorum!

  • Local fairy-tale

    Today I’ve visited two interesting sites – Medieval castle and nature reserve of peafowls. Marvelous birds rise to tree, walk around and open a 2 meters diameter tail.

    There is a huge castle in the middle of plain, which massive walls are very well observed from the road.

  • Dolce vita

    ¡Caros amigos, aqui en Grecia hay el mismo dulce como en España! Rizogalo es igual que el arroz con leche. ¡Buon aproveche! Por desgracia no tengo foto, pero creeme – unos son absolutamente iguales. Y como en España la amapola crece en todas partes.

  • Cat-country

    Greece is full of cats, I love it!

    Citizens of Acropolis.

    By my information cats were first inhabitants of Kos island. essay writers for hire australia