Well, well. I thought she was in a permanent coma. She has been showing up on marinetraffic.com in Mandraki for the last 6 months without moving so must have kept her Decca switched on.
I assumed that she was to form part of the new Colossus, which should have been completed by now. Well done, ANES.
In Greece, time is merely an idea in the mind of God.
It may be quick and must be great for the locals going back and fore to Rhodes but we always like the boat and the liesurely ouzos en route and then the view from the deck coming round the headland never fails to put a lump in our throats. But any additional options for getting to Symi is of course welcome.
Well, it does mean that those who have morning flights on Mondays, Tuesdays and Saturdays can now get across to Rhodes in good time on the day of departure and don't have to leave Symi a day early and that makes a huge difference for Greek, French and Italian visitors in July and August.
Perhaps somebody worked out just how much business Symi was losing if all those people arrived a day late and left a day early!
The secret to survival is a well developed sense of the ridiculous.
The Return of the Aegli
Posted - 30 June 2009 : 07:17:53
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