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Persephone quaint bookstore in Bath with wooden bookshelf and tables.

Persephone Books: Rediscovering Forgotten Classics

Persephone quaint bookstore in Bath with wooden bookshelf and tables.
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Persephone Books: Rediscovering Forgotten Classics

Often, pieces of writing are quietly forgotten, left out of print, considered out of fashion, or simply overlooked.  But some still have something vital to say and Persephone Books exists to give t...

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The New Year's Tradition of Vasilopita
Greece

The New Year's Tradition of Vasilopita

Each New Year, Greeks celebrate with a vasilopita, a cake hiding the lucky flouri. Rooted in Saint Basil’s kindness, this cherished tradition brings family, faith and fortune together in one meanin...

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artemision bronze
Greece

The Mystery of the God's Weapon

The Artemision Bronze still sparks debate - Zeus or Poseidon? Thunderbolt or trident, the mystery endures, echoing the power and rivalry of the gods.

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owl charm medallion pendant
Greece

The Story Behind the Owl Medallion Charm

Inspired by the Goddess Athena’s sacred companion, Cassandra’s Owl Medallion charm embodies wisdom, strength, and clarity. A symbol for new beginnings and achievement.

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Compass design pendants
Greece

Stones that Speak Greek

Discover the hidden Greek meanings behind your favourite gemstones. From amethyst to opal, these ancient stones tell stories of protection, clarity and transformation.

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kourabiedes and melomakarona
Greece

A Taste of Greek Winter

Discover the essence of Greek winter through two beloved festive confections: kourabiedes and melomakarona. Kourabiedes, buttery almond cookies dusted with powdered sugar, and melomakarona, honey-s...

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ACORNS
Greece

The Season of Acorns

This autumn, Kea’s oak forests brim with acorns. Marcie Mayer transforms them into flour, oil, and treats, blending ancient tradition with modern sustainable cuisine.

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types of polphyry
Greece

The Power of Purple: The Stone of Emperors

Named from the Greek porphyra (purple), porphyry is a volcanic rock famed for its rich purple-red hue - once one of the most prized stones of the ancient world.

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statue holding trident
Greece

The Tale of the Trident

The trident, symbol of divine power and the sea’s command, unites Poseidon and Neptune, gods whose legacy still flows through Europe’s fountains.

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Greek Souvlaki in London: Agora

Tucked away in Borough Market, Agora is a vibrant Greek restaurant serving bold dips, fresh flatbreads, and modern takes on classic skewers. Packed with flavour and full of energy, it is well worth...

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