On Tue, 7 Oct 2008 09:53:54 -0700 (PDT), wrote:


The food in Greece is awful. A month there will probably
be good for you.

What no roast beef and yorkshire pud?
How can you not like fresh vegetables,fish and olive oil?

Or did you go to a tourist town where they cater .. badly, to tourists
with replicas of food that the tourist would eat at home?
Soggy fish and chips and pizza with 1" thick base?





OzOne of the three twins

I welcome you to Crackerbox Palace.

On 7 Oct, 22:49, OzOne wrote:
On Tue, 7 Oct 2008 09:53:54 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
The food in Greece is awful. A month there will probably
be good for you.

What no roast beef and yorkshire pud?
How can you not like fresh vegetables,fish and olive oil?

I enjoy eating abroad. The problem with Greece is that it is the same
vegetables and fish every day. The only meat in most places is goat,
and I cannot stand the smell of it.


Or did you go to a tourist town where they cater .. badly, to tourists
with replicas of food that the tourist would eat at home?
Soggy fish and chips and pizza with 1" thick base?

It was a sailing holiday. We ate in small local restaurants
near the harbours.

The food in Turkey is a bit better, and has the advantage
that the people who work in restaurants know how to smile.

Regards

Donal
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, wrote:
The food in Greece is awful. * A month there will probably
be good for you.

OzOne wrote:
What no roast beef and yorkshire pud?
How can you not like fresh vegetables,fish and olive oil?

Gets a little monotonous after a while.
Plus, the Med is a cesspool. I personally would not care to eat fish
from it.

wrote:
I enjoy eating abroad. *The problem with Greece is that it is the same
vegetables and fish every day. *The only meat in most places is goat,
and I cannot stand the smell of it.


Careful there... in all Med cultures, insinuating that person eats
goat is a deadly insult.
Of course, the climate and land is such that goats are about the only
livestock that can thrive there, so pretty much everybody is a goat-
eater. Hope it's safe to say that from this distance!




Or did you go to a tourist town where they cater .. badly, to tourists
with replicas of food that the tourist would eat at home?
Soggy fish and chips and pizza with 1" thick base?


The best pizza I've ever had was in northern Greece.
Also, the best C&W band I've ever heard was in a poinky bar outside
Athens (Lifadah).


It was a sailing holiday. * We ate in small local restaurants
near the harbours.

The food in Turkey is a bit better, and has the advantage
that the people who work in restaurants know how to smile.


Did you go to the compound?

DSK

On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 05:41:53 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

, wrote:
The food in Greece is awful. * A month there will probably
be good for you.

OzOne wrote:
What no roast beef and yorkshire pud?
How can you not like fresh vegetables,fish and olive oil?

Gets a little monotonous after a while.
Plus, the Med is a cesspool. I personally would not care to eat fish
from it.

Most of the seafood doesn't come from the Med....It's pretty much
fished out so they import.




OzOne of the three twins

I welcome you to Crackerbox Palace.

On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 04:06:20 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

On 7 Oct, 22:49, OzOne wrote:
On Tue, 7 Oct 2008 09:53:54 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
The food in Greece is awful. A month there will probably
be good for you.

What no roast beef and yorkshire pud?
How can you not like fresh vegetables,fish and olive oil?

I enjoy eating abroad. The problem with Greece is that it is the same
vegetables and fish every day. The only meat in most places is goat,
and I cannot stand the smell of it.

We had good Oz beef regularly...


Or did you go to a tourist town where they cater .. badly, to tourists
with replicas of food that the tourist would eat at home?
Soggy fish and chips and pizza with 1" thick base?

It was a sailing holiday. We ate in small local restaurants
near the harbours.

Yep, there are quite a few, and usually very good.

The food in Turkey is a bit better, and has the advantage
that the people who work in restaurants know how to smile.

They smile at Australians :-)

Regards

Donal




OzOne of the three twins

I welcome you to Crackerbox Palace.

OzOne wrote:

We had good Oz beef regularly...

Good Oz beef, contradiction in terms,

Or did you go to a tourist town where they cater .. badly, to tourists
with replicas of food that the tourist would eat at home?
Soggy fish and chips and pizza with 1" thick base?
It was a sailing holiday. We ate in small local restaurants
near the harbours.

Yep, there are quite a few, and usually very good.
The food in Turkey is a bit better, and has the advantage
that the people who work in restaurants know how to smile.

They smile at Australians :-)

Greeks do that when they are amused.

Cheers
Martin

On Wed, 08 Oct 2008 21:32:43 -0400, Marty wrote:

OzOne wrote:

We had good Oz beef regularly...

Good Oz beef, contradiction in terms,

Obviously you jest.

Or did you go to a tourist town where they cater .. badly, to tourists
with replicas of food that the tourist would eat at home?
Soggy fish and chips and pizza with 1" thick base?
It was a sailing holiday. We ate in small local restaurants
near the harbours.

Yep, there are quite a few, and usually very good.
The food in Turkey is a bit better, and has the advantage
that the people who work in restaurants know how to smile.

They smile at Australians :-)

Greeks do that when they are amused.

Yes indeed, they enjoy our company...

Cheers
Martin




OzOne of the three twins

I welcome you to Crackerbox Palace.

wrote:
On 7 Oct, 22:49, OzOne wrote:
On Tue, 7 Oct 2008 09:53:54 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
The food in Greece is awful. A month there will probably
be good for you.
What no roast beef and yorkshire pud?
How can you not like fresh vegetables,fish and olive oil?

I enjoy eating abroad. The problem with Greece is that it is the same
vegetables and fish every day. The only meat in most places is goat,
and I cannot stand the smell of it.

I love goat, well, kid particularly, in fact I had it at my first
wedding, to a beautiful Greek girl.... to bad we were both driven more
by lust than brains....

Cheers
Marty

On 9 Oct, 02:34, Marty wrote:
wrote:
On 7 Oct, 22:49, OzOne wrote:
On Tue, 7 Oct 2008 09:53:54 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
The food in Greece is awful. A month there will probably
be good for you.
What no roast beef and yorkshire pud?
How can you not like fresh vegetables,fish and olive oil?

I enjoy eating abroad. The problem with Greece is that it is the same
vegetables and fish every day. The only meat in most places is goat,
and I cannot stand the smell of it.

I love goat, well, kid particularly, in fact I had it at my first
wedding, to a beautiful Greek girl.... to bad we were both driven more
by lust than brains....

I remember the feeling very well.


Next week it will be my 30th wedding anniversirary. I think
that my wife is expecting something special. Any sugestions?

Regards


Donal
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On 9 Oct, 02:34, Marty wrote:
wrote:
On 7 Oct, 22:49, OzOne wrote:
On Tue, 7 Oct 2008 09:53:54 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
The food in Greece is awful. A month there will probably
be good for you.
What no roast beef and yorkshire pud?
How can you not like fresh vegetables,fish and olive oil?

I enjoy eating abroad. The problem with Greece is that it is the same
vegetables and fish every day. The only meat in most places is goat,
and I cannot stand the smell of it.

I love goat, well, kid particularly, in fact I had it at my first
wedding, to a beautiful Greek girl.... to bad we were both driven more
by lust than brains....

I remember the feeling very well.


Next week it will be my 30th wedding anniversirary. I think
that my wife is expecting something special. Any sugestions?

Regards


Donal
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