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Sunday, June 26, 2016

Another post from Greece

Well, I haven't been reposting all of these (I've been receiving more missives), mostly because Tim's posts are more popular than mine.

I wonder if it's because I suggested in the last one that there was a naked lady if you clicked "read more"???

Then again, who am I to stand in the way of the internet highway or my voracious readership?!?  To wit, Tim Scally writes:

A little cafe in one of the market lanes downtown Salonica (or Thessalonica if you prefer) called "Bazagiazi " or blackspot restaurant.  You always get given a 500 ml  plastic bottle of water complementary and frequently given the sweet of the day also complimentary.

(I include his dishes and descriptions in full article)

Off to Milano in the morning where the Cuisine will be very different cheers

See pics here.  No nudity promised...


Aubergines with feta and tomatoes

Beetroot garlic and parsley salad

Lemon rind soaking in Syrup; very sweet.




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