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Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Thessaloniki, through the glass: Part 5

by Ray Pride


Last minute preparations.


While Greece has "regularly scheduled spontaneous demonstrations" throughout the year, the November 17 marches, noting a key date in 1973 toward the overthrow of the military junta, is particularly active.


The packs of abandoned dogs in the central city are very territorial, even with thousands of marchers bearing down on them.


A solitary fishing shack sells rods and lures to the local fishermen on a stormy afternoon.


Ray Pride is film critic of the Chicago weekly Newcity and a contributing editor of Movie City News and Filmmaker Magazine, as well as a photographer. He observes independent film at moviecityindie.com; links to his work are at http://raypride.blogspot.com.

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A SUPPORTED BY THE DEVELOPER TOOLS? It was interesting. You seem very knowledgeable in ypour field.

Those dogs in Thessaloniki are the best fed stray dogs on earth. They sup at the trough of discarded butcher's scraps and blood and thus are (or were, when I saw them in 2000) as healthy looking and shiny of coat as any pet I've seen. Amazing, really.

Great pix, Raymondo!

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