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Easter in Corfu
Mon, 2nd May 2016Until the Easter celebrations begin in earnest at the beginning of Holy Week, it is easy to forget that this is bigger, more important, than Christmas in the Christian Orthodox calendar.
Until the Easter celebrations begin in earnest at the beginning of Holy Week, it is easy to forget that this is bigger, more important, than Christmas in the Christian Orthodox calendar.
Today was like summer - roughly the equivalent of August in the UK I would say. Where did it come from?
Soon the direct flights will begin - a couple a week for the first week, and then they start in earnest with frequent flights to many UK and European destinations, at prices varying from super cheap to ridiculously expensive, depending on when you choose to travel.
Think being an estate agent in Corfu is a little different from the norm. Often, when we go out on viewings, the owners will send us on our way with all sorts of gifts of whatever is in season.
Yes, spring is definitely here. Flowers everywhere, trees in bloom around every corner, an absolute joy to go out and drive around the island. It always amazing to drive around (all in the course of work naturally).
Normally one of the best parts of our jobs is driving around in the sunshine, admiring the gorgeous flowers - particularly at this time of year.
Just read a nice article from the Huffington Post on buying property in Greece
'Or where better to spend your time than Corfu, an island occupied by the Venetians for 400 years ...'
Well, its been a strange winter but we are still here; Greece is still here, still sunny, still as illogical as ever, but STILL HERE; and people are still holidaying, renting houses, buying houses, building houses, renovating houses, all perfectly normally.
I've shared this article from The Sunday Times for you to read.