TOMEK and other ...THINGS!!!

4.1.14

2.10.13

WOW!

Another strip I made for The Very Closed Circle.

19.7.13

SAILING WEEKEND...

This is another (true) story of my adventures in the sea...
Sailing to Amaliapoli (Mitzela) and back to Skiathos Island.
First appearance on THE VERY CLOSED CIRCLE (#TVCC).

For photo report go to SUNACTIVITIES.

18.7.13

KAYAKING AROUND ARKOS ISLAND

Last week, we went for an evening tour from Skiathos to Arkos Island by kayak.
Below you can see the whole ...true story as published in The Very Closed Circle (#TVCC).

For photos take a look at SUNACTIVITIES.

28.6.13

PICKLED CRITHMUM (SAMPHIRE) READY IN ONE DAY

Samphire or rock samphire, Crithmum maritimum, is the sole species of the genus Crithmum. It is an edible wild plant found on southern and western coasts of Britain and Ireland, on mediterranean and western coasts of Europe including the Canary Islands, North Africa and the Black Sea. The term samphire is used for several unrelated species of coastal plant.

Step 1:

Along with swimming at the one of many beautiful north beaches of Skiathos Island,
you can collect the samphire which grows in front rocks.

Step 2:

Clean the samphire a little and wash it in the sink.

Step 3:

Boil water with vinegar in a pot. When it boils, add the samphire into the pot for 1 minute and remove the tip.

Let the water with vinegar to cool completely.

Step 4:

Put the samphire in jars with a little flower (coarse) salt and cover it with cold water with vinegar.

Step 5:

Garnish your fresh salads with the samphire.

Bon appétit!

All photos by Tomek

19.6.13

"ΩΧ ΘΕΕ ΜΟΥ!!! / OH MY GOD!!!" on BookCrossing.com

Last week, I discovered something pleasant on the web.

My book "ΩΧ ΘΕΕ ΜΟΥ!!! / OH MY GOD!!!" is sharing at BookCrossing.com in two "crazy" spots and await the lucky readers to find them.

The first one, left by mafaldaQ in a park in Thessaloniki next to the water lilies and irises.

The other one, was sharing by a1pha and after some unexpected adventures, he left it on a gate at the entrance of ... Church of Agia Paraskevi in Heliopolis Attica! Hahaha!

I thank them both and would like to congratulate them for inspiration.