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Άλλη ώρα θα αντιγράψω αποσπάσματα εδώ, όχι για σας, για μένα,
για τη χαρά της αντιγραφής. Όχι χιόνια φέτος, ξεραϊ≡λες θέλω.
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The Spirit of the Waterhole
v shaped ravine in the sun by egotoagrimi
The unexplored depths of the Upper Nanazon (the river that almost got my name!)
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█████ ☁ Anti-Social ☁ █████ I ‘m going back into my world.
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Picture from My World (1)
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Burnt But Not Dead
I kept on posting this kind of pictures to the last moment my old blog was afloat.
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ευχαριστώ !Tags: my-world, trekking, αστιβή, φρυγανότοπος, ikaria, thorns, constructive-vice, direct-approach, for-nature-in-nature, τσιμπάει, χαρά, αγριότοποι, αγαλλίαση, αγκάθια, αγκαθότοποι, ικαρία, ξεθέωμα, needlework, slow-trekking, thorn-lands, through-throrns, wilderness, zen, fires | Edit Tags
Thursday June 18, 2009 – 01:32pm (EEST) Edit | DeletePrevious Post: No Technical Problem
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Most of the times inside the worst damage of the exterior “shell”, Nature keeps the power of the rebirth. The power which helps us to keep walking holding our heads up in the middle of the cyclons, which help humble grass to grow up among the tiny gaps of cement and it is the same power which keeps this planet alive.
Last years, I saw many of my favrite places to be burnt.. Wonderful yew and pine trees burnt down. This year returning there, I saw these places again green. Small plants were there and as a miracle! Small, tiny sensitive yew and pine trees again were streching their leeves to the Sun… and the best: many of the older trees which were burnt (and you though them dead) have green leaves in their wounded branches…Nature has had touched everything with her magic wand!!!
Thursday June 18, 2009 – 01:08pm (CEST) Remove Comment
- elle
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Now that’s a great comment you should copy/ embed INSIDE the entry!
Thursday June 18, 2009 – 10:35am (PDT) Remove Comment
- Lambr…
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I agree! Beautifully said, Dharma!
Nature ☼ silent power ☼ Life
Thursday June 18, 2009 – 11:30pm (EEST) Remove Comment
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Thank you, thank you, thank you, and I will take Dharma’s insight inside the entry but tell me…
…does anybody like my photo?
Friday June 19, 2009 – 06:13pm (EEST) Remove Comment
- AKK
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Hello! I Like The Photo!
It’s THE PHOTO on everything we are going to go through this summer in Greece.
Friday June 19, 2009 – 10:45pm (EEST) Remove Comment
- Lambr…
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I also like photo. Mostly because I know now that it is not dead… It makes me optimistic to know that it has enough strength to live and become green again. It is silent and so inspiring…
Saturday June 20, 2009 – 11:52pm (EEST) Remove Comment
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omg what is it about me that attacts poets? ;;;
Is there anybody who knows something about the “umbrella mechanism” that makes the secret of survival of this plant?
Sunday June 21, 2009 – 02:31pm (EEST) Remove Comment
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heh; i was only joking. im sure you do -
Sunday June 21, 2009 – 02:55pm (EEST) Remove Comment
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I know nothing about “umbrella mechanism”… Please, teach me. Maybe I can use it in my future poems…
haha… you attract the poets, but the typo expresses your intention… :-p
Sunday June 21, 2009 – 09:43pm (EEST) Remove Comment
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~ ~ you’d like to attack the poets ~ ~
Sunday June 21, 2009 – 09:47pm (EEST) Remove Comment
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Esor Briar attracts and then attacks? Thank goodness I am not a poet.
Sunday June 21, 2009 – 10:33pm (EEST) Remove Comment
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“umbrella mechanism” = system particular to poteria shrubs. The plant burns, the roots survive and feed on the ashes and debris of the burnt plant.
http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-DEJX4G00fKlAwORX1bHNL7PBjw–?cq=1&p=5
Yes, typo talked. I am given more poems than I can take. Poetry paralyses me. When I am lucky and fast, I attack and destroy it on time. But some poems are so good that I can’t.
Tuesday June 23, 2009 – 02:11pm (EEST) Remove Comment
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Well, good that your own umbrella mechanism lets some through!
The botanist and the poet can both know the same shrub. The poet knows through her particular experience, the botanist generalises.
Tuesday June 23, 2009 – 05:54pm (CEST) Remove Comment
- vixen
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the trekker feels
Thursday June 25, 2009 – 09:48am (EEST) Remove Comment
- elle
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…and we only see your sweat. One lucky guy can lick it too.
Some things are hardly possible to share.
Thursday June 25, 2009 – 02:35am (PDT) Remove Comment
- vixen
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Nothing is impossible. I just don’t want to.
Friday June 26, 2009 – 02:38pm (EEST) Remove Comment
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Thus Spoke She…
No wonder you attract poets, writers, journalists, researchers, manhunters, poachers, and … lovers.
“Nothing is impossible. I just don’t want to.”
What a sentence! I have to print that somewhere in big letters.
Friday June 26, 2009 – 11:00pm (EEST) Remove Comment
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Yeah, print on your T-shirt and tell me what people will think about you!!!
Monday June 29, 2009 – 01:46pm (EEST) Remove Comment
- Jude
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Great words! I’d love one of those T shirts. Please send me one when printed.
Tuesday June 30, 2009 – 12:13am (BST) Remove Comment
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OK!!! I’m checking
http://www.bustedtees.com/
to steal a cool drawing and colour for it.
Wednesday July 1, 2009 – 02:15pm (EEST)
Αγκαθότοπος στο Περδίκι
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Thursday August 14, 2008 – 03:00pm (EEST)
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Τι ωραία! Στο στοιχείο σου πάλι!
Προχτές μιλούσα με έναν πολύ γκαγκάν τύπο που εξερευνά και διασχίζει φαράγγια και κατεβαίνει καταρράκτες και τέτοια, και μου έλεγε ότι οι Έλληνες δεν αξίζουν, δεν έχουν παιδεία κτλ κτλ. Σκεφτόμουν εσένα και του είπα κατάμουτρα ότι κάνει λάθος. Γέλασε πικρά και με κοίταξε περίεργα. Γέλασα κι εγώ πονηρά (σκέφτηκα οτι μάλλον με πέρασε για εθνικιστή, υπερ-πατριώτη) και άλλαξα κουβέντα.
Κι ο ίδιος όμως και η φίλη του ήταν χειροπιαστή διάψευση αυτού που έλεγε. Απλώς γκρίνιαζε. Το οποίο εσύ δεν κάνεις ποτέ. Κι εδώ βρίσκεται η διαφορά στο επίπεδο. Είσαι κάνα-δυο επίπεδα πιο πέρα -κούκλα thornland trekker!..
Friday August 15, 2008 – 09:27pm (EEST)
- elle
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Απο τις πιο γλυκες στιγμες που εχουμε μοιραστει (τοσο που ανησυχησα για τις σεξουαλικες προτιμησεις μου lol-) ειναι να βγαζουμε τα αγκαθακια με βαλσαμολαδο και τσιμπιδακι…
Saturday August 16, 2008 – 01:55pm (PDT)
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Καλά όλα αυτά, όμως έλπιζα πρώτα να μου πείτε πόσο υψηλής αισθητικής αξίας είναι αυτό το τοπίο.
Sunday August 17, 2008 – 09:48pm (EEST)
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Ωoπ, σόρυ, ξεχάστηκα (εσύ φταίς!) Ναι είναι φοβερό τοπίο. Το έχει διασχίσει; Πότε το έκανες; Εγώ που ήμουν;
Tuesday August 19, 2008 – 09:57pm (EEST)
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Εγώ ήμουν στα πουρνάρια. Εσύ ήσουν σε γάμο. Αχά!
Σοβαρά τώρα. Πρώτον, ευχαριστώ. Μ’ αρέσει τόσο αυτή η εικόνα που δεν τη μίκρυνα και την άφησα να προεξέχει στο περιθώριο. Τη θεωρώ εμβληματική για μένα. Δεύτερον, μήπως ξέρεις αν έχει καεί κάποτε αυτό το μέρος;
Wednesday August 20, 2008 – 02:19pm (EEST)
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Παλιά έκοβαν τις βελανιδιές και έκαναν κάρβουνα. Μετά έφυγαν. Πήγαν Αμερική. Όσοι έμειναν δεν ξαμόλησαν κατσίκια. Έζησαν και ζουν με τα εμβάσματα και τις συντάξεις. Ήσυχος τόπος.
Friday August 22, 2008 – 03:05pm (EEST)
Master Stingy Sea Worm
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___________________________________________________keeps my blog safe in case they come from the sea. Until I return.
___________________________________________________Photo taken in Ikaria by
Reinhard Wollansky from Austria. Belongs to a collection of photos gifted to AKK and the hikingIkaria group.
© All rights reserved_____
vixen
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Thursday November 15, 2007 – 02:51pm (EET) Edit | DeleteNext Post: Leave No Trace Previous Post: Master Scolopendra keeps my blog safe
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No surprise that out of all those photos from Reinhard this was the one you chose to blog! This damn mamouni stings like hell! It’s thought to be good bait for fish though. I used it once, my skin got itchy, caught no fish!
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That's why given a fisherman and a hunter I prefer the second. At least in the last case you choose your target. In the second you can wait and wait for centuries and in most cases you catch a καλόγρια-fish.
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The term ‘worm’ is not accurate. It’s a primitive marine arthropodon like the Scolopendra and like the Scolopendra, they both eat WORMS!
He he he ~ vixens are afraid of hunters but with fishermen it’s different. D.T. calls himself a fisherman, btw. Whatever… he takes me to nice places and he leaves me to mind my own businesses.
He he he ~ vixens are afraid of hunters but with fishermen it’s different. D.T. calls himself a fisherman, btw. Whatever… he takes me to nice places and he leaves me to mind my own businesses.
καλόγρια -fish 
) χα χα ~ tastes so bad they say…
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Kαλόγρια / nun fish do taste like shit. This is the reason we call them “nuns”, not only because they are black. Melanouria are black too and they are delicious!
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But what makes the first more intriguing is the mystery of the unseen target.
If I were a fish I would not eat that scary thing either.
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Hey, speaking of fish, the dangerous toxic Lagocephalus (or what ever it is spelled the fish with the “hare’s head”) which has crossed through from the Indian Ocean in the Mediterranean, appeared in the waters around Ikaria. It’s meat is deadly poisonous w/o antidote. There are warning signs all over the island.
Agrimi, as soon as you are back from (?) post an alert.
Agrimi, as soon as you are back from (?) post an alert.
Saturday November 17, 2007 – 03:42am (PST) Remove Comment
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I have seen the warnings too. Fishermen form Fournoi brought one to the vet in Ikaria and asked what it was (wise!)
Lagocephalus sceleratus !!!! (= malefactor) A Lessepsian (through Suez canal) migrator.
Ελληνικά (Κτηνιατρική Εταιρεία)
http://www.hva.gr/index.php?topic=news_details&id=179
English “fishbase”
http://www.fishbase.org/summary/SpeciesSummary.php?id=4761
Lagocephalus sceleratus !!!! (= malefactor) A Lessepsian (through Suez canal) migrator.
Ελληνικά (Κτηνιατρική Εταιρεία)
http://www.hva.gr/index.php?topic=news_details&id=179
English “fishbase”
http://www.fishbase.org/summary/SpeciesSummary.php?id=4761
Really looks like an innocent rabbit! This theat is all yours, ‘nan. x
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D.T. knows and says that the Lagocephalus IS an innocent fish. The people of the Indian ocean know the poisonous parts and get rid of them. The meat tastes like the ordinary Cephalus fish and it is as safe as that common fish.
Γι αυτό το ψάρι έχει ένα πολύ καλό ενημερωτικό άρθρο στο “Εύπλοια”
http://eyploia.aigaio-net.gr/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=929
Γι αυτό το ψάρι έχει ένα πολύ καλό ενημερωτικό άρθρο στο “Εύπλοια”
http://eyploia.aigaio-net.gr/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=929
Monday November 19, 2007 – 02:08pm (EET)
