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Reconstructing beloved childhood recipes, recommending old movies, my favourite poems and places.
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August crème de la crème (belated) (opens the original)
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I apologize for delivering it to you only now, but I was mostly away from my home and therefore, my computer. I saw so many beautiful things, saved so many beautiful things and here they are.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="1158" src="https://substackcdn.c
Sifnos guide (opens the original)
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Sifnos was dry and hot, and unbelievably beautiful. We arrived by ferry in the evening and stayed six nights at the camping. To be honest, by now, the prices on the island are rather absurd, and to make up for the discomfort, we rented a car. That was the best investment and I fully recommend it. Because of it, we were able to stop at every church and monastery and that was the best part of our visit. It was a smooth ride and we managed to see almost every corner of the island.<a class="image-li
Athens guide (opens the original)
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It’s rather a short guide, as we went to Athens only for a couple of days before heading to Sifnos, but I hope it’ll be plenty for those in transit, just like us. As it was August, most of the iconic places like Diporto were still closed, so I’ll have to come back for this experience. I wasn’t necessarily upset, since I managed to find a good substitute to an old tavern and many other gems. It was plenty for a few days.Athens were messy, full of tourists (including us), but also magical. People
Delhi guide (opens the original)
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After spending some time in Chandigarh, Jaipur and Udaipur, I came back for one more night to Delhi. I was supposed to go to see Taj Mahal, but completely drained after these travels, decided to stay in the city. This guide is very short, but hopefully it’ll prove itself useful to those in need of spending one fulfilling day in Delhi.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!YeqN!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post
July's crème de la crème (opens the original)
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July was emotionally tough, but I did survive. Not only personal struggles, but also the heatwave and crazy temperatures. Yearly trip to the lake in the north of Poland definitely helped in the process. Now I’m already waiting for the August holidays in Greece and looking forward to the plum season. To quote one of my favourite Georgian movie directors Otar Iosseliani: “The thing we all have in common is that we’re always thinking about holidays.”"As every month, I’m writing a list of the things
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