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This area is bounded by two short moles, the western one visibly dating back to Venetian times. Here, after refuelling, the Altair moored.
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full of small craft: yachts, fishing-boats, transport vessels (most of Vrakonisis needs have to be supplied by water), and a feet of the little twenty- and thirty-footers necessary to an island where roads are few and bad and many More Page Brice Mccain inhabited places are virtually inaccessible except from the sea. Ahead, a row cheerleading worlds
small buildings lined the waterfront. At the near end were whitewashed cottages with blue or tan shutters and doors, then a grocery, a ships supplier, harbour offices, a tavérna with a faded green More Page Brice Mccain awning. No neon, no cars, no souvenir shops. Not yet. Litsas and Ariadne came ashore and the three moved old navy store hours
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a kind of mirthless downward smile. One glance at him showed that he had news. With a flourish he sat down, called for coffee now, a.
