Greek Islands & White Paint
4Sunday 15 December, 2013 by Uncle Spike
There are some views from this planet that really don’t warrant any form of introduction or explanatory note. You know, those iconic images that we immediately and correctly associate with their place of origin.
And the white painted houses of the Greek Islands are no exception. In fact, they are a prime example in my mind. Just consider for a moment; if I hadn’t mentioned Greece in the title or in the text above – I’d have 50 bucks down on 9 out of 10 folk guessing correctly. Am I right?
Here are three images, each from very different islands of the Dodecanese, our closest neighbours in fact.
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Note: This post has been sponsored by… Nah, only joking, but Patti, from the blog “The Write Place“, did mention the Greek Islands as something she wants to see, so this was a taster.
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Its hard to beat the Cyclades for white paint and blue doors!
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Reckon there was some Home Depot discount promotion that took off pretty well!
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I read once that there is some sort of decree in the Cyclades that requires all houses to be painted white and it causes all sorts of trouble when someone decides to uses a different colour.
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lol
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