"Later we persuaded the owner of a fishing-boat to take us to the mainland. We set off at night, going to sleep on the deck, but cold and hungry. Rough waves continually swept the deck, After twenty hours at sea the weather was so rough that the skipper was forced to put into a port, fortunately on the mainland.
"Here we had a grand reception. All of us were carried shoulder high round the village, and were kissed by men, women, and children alike. Bouquets showered on us, we were given bottles of local wine, and finally we were led by the mayor and corporation to the town hall.
"A car was found for us, and amid wild cheers and enthusiasm and 10aded with gifts we set off across the mountain trail After a bug journey we came to another town, where we were ogam treated like conquering merocs. Eventually, after walking and travelling by car and by train, we got back here. My crew and T are agreed we wouldn't have missed this grand tour of Greece for anything"
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