My friend and regular reader of the blog, Theodore Nanos, sent me a photo he took parasailing high atop of the island of Kos. As always, send your favourite photos from Greece (or from any Greek community around the world) to truenorth67 AT gmail DOT com and your photo may appear on an upcoming Greek Food Gazette!
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I’ve never been brave enough to any sort of parascending. Gorgeous view of Kos and it looks like fun – but I’m too frightened to try!
Julia
I am learning something new here each time; today I discover who Luz Casal is.
Holy hub caps…. I soooooooo want to go parasailing, it looks like amazing fun. And what better place to do it than this little piece of paradise. :)