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Ray Berry

I live on Crete and write from its villages, cities, harbours, and mountain paths. My ongoing series, History of Crete, is a run of articles that follows the island from the Dark Ages to Venetian walls to the streets of today. Plus so much more.

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Crete: Rodakino, Where The Gorge Remembers

The first thing about Rodakino is that it does not give itself away at once.

11 days ago
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Crete: The Island That Flowers Out of Stone

There is a moment every spring on Crete when the island stops being merely beautiful and becomes almost impossible. I do not mean impossible in the sense of difficult, though Crete often is that too. I mean impossible in the sense of abunda...

18 days ago
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Crete: Lake Kournas, Where the water keeps its secrets

There are places in Crete that seem to give themselves up at once. You see them, and you understand their trick immediately. A beach resort is a beach resort. A Venetian harbour town is a Venetian harbour town. A mountain village can often ...

25 days ago
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Crete: Palaikastro, Where the Gods Were Broken and Crete Went On

There are places in Crete that make their case at once. You arrive, you see the harbour or the gorge or the line of white mountains, and the place tells you what it is within a minute. Palaikastro is not like that. It does not reveal itself...

a month ago
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  • Ray Berry

    I am retired and live in Greece. I still have family in the UK.

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