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Makrinitsa, Pelion: Beyond the View
Most people remember the view of Makrinitsa first.And it is hard to blame them.From the village square, the city of Volos, the Pagasetic Gulf and the distant horizon unfold like a painting.It is the kind of view that makes you …
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Tsagarada Is More Than a Village
There are places you discover with a map.And there are places you discover on foot.Tsagarada belongs to the second kind.It does not reveal itself at first glance.It is not the sort of village you look at from afar and immediately …
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The Pelion Train That Stood the Test of Time
There are old trains.There are historic railway routes.There are museums that preserve pieces of another era.The Pelion Train does not quite belong to any of those categories.Because it is not standing behind glass.It is not a memory.It is not an …
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Three Stops You Won't Forget
Αν μου έλεγαν ότι έχω μόνο μία μέρα για να δείξω σε κάποιον γιατί αγαπώ το Πήλιο, δεν θα τον πήγαινα ούτε σε δέκα χωριά ούτε σε πέντε παραλίες.Θα ακολουθούσα μια διαδρομή που έχω προτείνει αμέτρητες φορές.Μηλιές.Βυζίτσα.Πινακάτες.Τρία χωριά.Τρεις διαφορετικές διαθέσεις.Σαν …
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There Is No Single Pelion
Many people arrive in Pelion for the first time believing they already know what they will find.A mountain.A few traditional villages.Beautiful beaches.Some walking paths.And that is how the journey begins.The only problem is that Pelion has a strange way of …
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The Questions You Don't Expect
Most people come to Kala Nera for the same reasons.For the sea.For Pelion.For a few days away from everyday life.They do not come to learn who built a hotel.Or how many rooms it has.Or where the olive oil served at …
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