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Kythera Summer 2008 to 2010

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	Bush Fires Near Mitata August 2010
Myrtidia with M Komninos and E. Cassimatey	P and M Prineas	Kythera 2010 with family and friends	Mitata House with the Kanaris	Agia Pelagia with Kanaris and Cassimateys	At Scandia Restaurant
			Lobster at Diakofti	Mitata	Wind Mill model by Peter Scate 1:10
Diakofti Beach.	Avlemonas	With M Dapontes and Calocerinos.	At Mylopotamo with Papa Vagelis	Vasilaki's 2nd Birthday	Χρόνια Πολλα Βασίλη. Vasilis Pantes 2 years old
Excavations at Paliokastro in the Agio Kosma area. Sponsored by the Aroney Trust, Sydney, and lead by John Fardoulis and Greek Archeologist Aris Tsaravopoulos. Volunteers from Australia nad Greece worked in the summer heat for more than 14 days.		The Old Well at 'Pantazi"	Aris looking at the Digs while John Fardoulis and John prineas look on!	Remains of buildings dating back to mid minoan times, (1500 to 2000 BC) were found in the area, but this was only the beggining. The area is of great archeological significance, and more will be done in future years.	Details to be found in John Fardoulis Facebook Albums. John can be contacted at: John.fardoulis@gmail.com
	The Following	Photos from	Past Years
With the Family at Astor Hotel (Not Kythera !!!)	August 2008			At Mitata with Grandson James Calligeros
Pegasus at Diakofti	Diakofti	Relaxing at Diakofti	TheoTambakis and J Prineas at Diakofti-Kythera	The table of Wisdom at Diakofti	Ouzo and mezedes.
Date: August 2008 100th Birthday Stratoula Prinea Born Viaradika Kythera -1908	Stratoula Prinea celebrating her 100th birthday with her extended family and friends, at a dinner held at Scandia Restaurant - Paliopoli.	With her 3 children Cutting the Cake	Four Generations (2 Great Grand Children James Calligeros and Mersini Prinea) Our Koumbari at the Celebration	Making a Speach	Την πρώτη πόρτα άνοιξα και στην ζωή εμπήκα. Μια μέρα σουλατσάρισα κι' από την άλλη βγήκα. This was included in her speach.
MITATA- The Balcony of KYTHERA	The view from Mitata The Balcony of Kythera	Agios Giorgis - Mitata.	Mum and Co. at the Mitata Wine Festival.	Theo Feros getting Family History from Stratoula	Raquel tasting the wines.
Peter at the Mitata Wine Festival	Mitata Wine Feastival -Kythera-		Mihalis in his Restaurant. Mitata	Enjoying Mihalis food at Mitata	More food at Toxotis Livadi.
Potamos Market day	Enterprising Children of James Prineas. (Kythera Family-Net)	Coffee at Potamos	More from Mitata	Colourful Prickly Pears at Mitata	On the Ferry to Neapolis For Lunch
The Windmills of Kythera restored! Please note, these 2 windmills were restored to a fully working order.	Mitata Windmill restored by Giannakopoulos Family WEBSITE (Click) www.thewindmill.eu	The Interior of the Mill. Mr Giannakopoulos on the right.	The Mitata windmill is part of a new exciting tourist complex, complete with bar and swimming pool.	At the Windmill complex with manager Stamatis Petris and Mrs G.	Kythera-Family.net evening at The Windmill, Mitata. Presentation by James Prineas.
The Second Windmill restored in Kalokernes.	The 3rd International Symposium of Kytheraismos Kythera 21-24 August 2008.	The foundation Member of Kytheraismos Prof. Elias Marsellos addressing the Symposium	At the Symposium. His Excelency, The Australian Ambassador to Greece Mr. Jeremy Newman -Centre.	Prof Soichiro Negishi, Speaking (in Greek!) about The Half-Kytherian Poet and Writer Lefcadio HERN. SEE NOTES BELOW	The Medical team from Australia addressing the Symposium. Drs. Condoleon, Aroney, Leon and Poulos.
Attending the Symposium (On the left, USA Commitee member Vikki Fraoili California)	15th August at the monastery of Myrtidiotissa	At Myrtidiotissa Aug. 2008	At Myrtidiotissa with our nephews.	Making Friends with Fratsiotes	J and A Prineas with my sister's daughter Mary Komninou-Raxouti, with Husband Kosta Rahouti and children Dimitri and Andromahi.
Dining at Scandia	Dancing at Scandia.	From Sydney with Love. At Mitata Wine Festival.	Kythera High School From 2006 Reunion	Kythera Airport	M Samios Party
	Peter Babakaris from Brisbane getting Information about his Grandmother.	Dr G Poulos and Marina at Mitata.	The Kastro from the Calocerinos property near Hora.	At picturesque Kapsali with the Calocerinos.

The following text is from the website http://www.greece-japan.com/koizumi.htm

The morning of June 27, 1850, Patricio Lefcadio Hearn was born on the island of Lefcada whose citizens are called Lefcadio. His Mother Rosa gave her son an Irish name, "Patricio," and the name "Lefcadio," a citizen of Lefcas Island.
Lefcadio's Mother was the exceptionally beautiful Rosa Antonia Kassimati (1823-1882) of noble Cerigote lineage through her Father, Anthony Kassimati. Irishman Surgeon Charles Bush Hearn (1818-1866) was an officer on the British Imperial Army Medical Staff at the Fort Santa Maura Military Post on Lefcas, Island.
In Ireland, Lefcadio was "Patrick Hearn." In the U.S., at the age of 19, Patrick decided to be forever known as "Lafcadio Hearn. At the age of eleven days, July 8, 1850, Lefcadio was baptized in the Greek Orthodox parish church of Agia Paraskevi. Lefcadio's body was immersed three times, face turned toward the east while the priest chanted "...in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost..." Rosa made 3 tiny cuts in the calf of each leg. This represented the Trinity: Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
Rosa had Lefcadio's ears pierced for gold earrings. The following month, August 17, 1850, her first son, year-old George Hearn, died. Rosa was devastated. She poured her love on Lefcadio, carrying him everywhere she went.
Every day there was new pleasures and new wonders on Lefcas Island to enchant Lefcadio. At bedtime, Rosa told stories to Lefcadio that made him tingle from head to foot with pleasure. When the pleasure became too great, Rosa sang a little song that brought sleep.
In July, 1852, Lefcadio and his Mother sailed to Liverpool, England, via Malta. They crossed the Irish Sea to Dublin, Ireland, to live in Dublin with Lefcadio's relatives. Lefcadio never returned to Lefcas.
On these islands of old tragedies and romance, the child, Lefcadio, was born into a life always to be shadowed by tragedy and romance to an extent almost fantastic in our modern workaday world.

David Baldwin
author of Lafcadio Hearn Virtual Diary
Osaka

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http://www.greece-japan.com/koizumi.htm

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