Dont kow if I have spelt this right!!!
They are the annoying little grass hopper bugs that click away in the trees all day long - or they did when we visited Crete/kephalonis in the months of July/August.
We have jsut returned from Crete this week and they were unusually noticable by their abscence - do they only come out in certain months for mating I wonder!!!
Had a lovely week in Kokini Hani - the weather touched the 40 mark - yipee.
I took a book to read The Island by Victoria Hislop, I did not know that it was about Spinalonga - we have been to Crete 4 times just for a chill week - we will be going again and we will certainly go to Spinalonga this time that is for sure.
Jan
i remember the little tzitzikia as its called making noise always in the summer. for some reason i dont remember when they start. i always remember them for sure in august but cant be sure of the other months.
if something goes wrong and they dont come back this year will let u know.
As i am resident in a small village i have to tell u that the tzitzikia are easy to cope with and can get used to them after a few days. where i am the problem is the frogs at night :-)
if something goes wrong and they dont come back this year will let u know.
As i am resident in a small village i have to tell u that the tzitzikia are easy to cope with and can get used to them after a few days. where i am the problem is the frogs at night :-)
They are noisy little blighters! A local man caught one and showed us. Big black thing with wings and the noise they make he said is when they rub their legs together. They drive me bonkers!
Anyway, you must visit Spinalonga next time. We stayed in a little fishing village called Plaka just opposite Spingalonga where we caught a small boat, although doing it this way you do not get a guide. We just tagged on along within hearing distance of another tour. No toilets and take a drink with you as there isnt much shade. It is a very interesting island. Not to be missed!
Anyway, you must visit Spinalonga next time. We stayed in a little fishing village called Plaka just opposite Spingalonga where we caught a small boat, although doing it this way you do not get a guide. We just tagged on along within hearing distance of another tour. No toilets and take a drink with you as there isnt much shade. It is a very interesting island. Not to be missed!
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