Mar 29, 2017
@Siteia, Lasithi, Greece
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@Siteia, Lasithi, Greece
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siteia replied to your post: “no one knows how to pronounce Malachi the poor baristas at my uni just...”:
It’s mal-ah-kai right?
yeah!!
i’ve heard ppl try to pronounce it like it’s spelled with the actual ‘ch’ noise (mal-ah-chi) and i think the barista told me she thought it was pronounced mala-key
Two burials with rich grave goods were found in a pit from the Middle Minoan IA era (2100-2000 BC) in Siteia, NE Crete, during excavations of a palace-related cemetery.
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Airports May- 2015
Rumour: Chania – Bankruptcy & Closure There’s been a lot of excitement of Facebook and other places about the recent story that Chania airport being on the brink of closure, being unable to pay for even toilet rolls. There is of course little (if no) chance of this happening As I have already said: I’d…
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siteia replied to your photoset:thanks to Amanda I was able to experience the...
omg I remember this!
I'M SORRY