Memories Since My Childhood
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| bigOz |
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| denizaksulu wrote: |
The snake on the crane says,
" Very misleading and essentially a lie. This would have people believe that even after Cyprus' so-called independance, many Greek Cypriot still wanted union with Greece. This is not true at all. Over 95% or maybe 99% wanted no union with Greece - especially when the Greek junta came into power."
It sounds that there is a lie somewher; yet this is not the impression we get from the Media. The noises re; Enosis always comes through loud and clear.
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DA I do not know why you even bother! I personally ignore quotes and claims that include percentages and events that are not backed by any proof or a link to a source! As the saying goes (in North) "The tongue has no bones", add to that th esaying " to him who wants to understand the sound of a mosquito will sound like a 'saz', to him who does not want to understand the sound of drums will be "az" (i.e silence)".  |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 4:00 pm |
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| theodore |
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[quote="halil"]here is the greek names for the villages that i am talking about:
Ayia Marina, Gürpınar (Aymarina)
Ayios Vasilios, Türkeli (Ayvasıl)
Geunyeli, Gönyeli
Orta Keuy, Ortaköy
Skylloura, Yılmazköy( Sillura)
Ayios Ermolaos, Şirinevler
Aghirda, Ağirdağ
Phota, Dağyolu (Fota)
Krini, Pınarbaşı (Kırnı)[/quote]
.... this is same knowledge i was looking for ... what about
Kythrea
Palioxorio
Mia-Milia
Kaimakli
Palouriotisa
do you know there names . |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 6:52 pm |
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| iceman |
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| theodore wrote: |
.... this is same knowledge i was looking for ... what about
Kythrea
Palioxorio
Mia-Milia
Kaimakli
Palouriotisa
do you know there names . |
Kythrea Degirmenlik
Palioxorio (i could not find..u sure its spelt correctly?)
Mia-Milia Haspolat
Kaimakli Kaymakli
Palouriotisa Paluryotissa |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 6:59 pm |
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| theodore |
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[quote="iceman"][quote="theodore"]
.... this is same knowledge i was looking for ... what about
Kythrea
Palioxorio
Mia-Milia
Kaimakli
Palouriotisa
do you know there names .[/quote]
Kythrea Degirmenlik
Palioxorio (i could not find..u sure its spelt correctly?)
Mia-Milia Haspolat
Kaimakli Kaymakli
Palouriotisa Paluryotissa[/quote]
THANK YOU VERY MACH. |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 9:39 pm |
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MACH-MUCH 
few more posts from you and oranos and the other guy in here and he will forget the few English we know |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 10:38 pm |
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| Pyrpolizer wrote: |
MACH-MUCH
few more posts from you and oranos and the other guy in here and he will forget the few English we know |
Looks like you already have Pyro...  |
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| Posted: Sat Jul 21, 2007 10:25 am |
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| halil |
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| Kikapu wrote: |
By the way Halil, I'm not ignoring your "memories of your childhood" posts.
I'll wait until you are finished, then ask you few questions. |
thanks kikapu,
i will replay them...... |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 8:44 pm |
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Talk about childhood memories...
I was driving through Nicosia yesterday on my way to Kyrenia...Outside Makedonitissa Church i saw a panayiri being set up..I thought i'll stop by & check it out..good job i did..Felt like i went back in time..
There were various stands selling nuts & sweets i hadn't seen since 34 years.
There were sugar coated chick peas & almonds in various colours,Paluze,Kofter,Sucuk and many more..
First thing i asked was pastelli which i havent eaten since before 1974...I used to love it..When i was a child,there used to be an old man in Limassol selling pastelli on his bicycle..he had this wooden crate tied up on the back of his bicycle with a great big lump of pastelli..he used to chip off the pastelli with a hammer he carried and the going rate was in "bakiri" as he called it.."bakiri" was the name old cypriots called piastre in them days..(bakir is copper in Turkish which piastres were made of) Depending on the size of the chipped of pastelli we,used to pay one or two "bakiri".
There was another stand with tables & chairs ,i was told they cook & sell fresh lokma & samisi in the evening..
I am planning to pay another visit tomorrow evening to try those too..
Funny how some simple things can bring back memories you thought you had forgotten.. |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 8:59 pm |
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| halil |
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| iceman wrote: |
Talk about childhood memories...
I was driving through Nicosia yesterday on my way to Kyrenia...Outside Makedonitissa Church i saw a panayiri being set up..I thought i'll stop by & check it out..good job i did..Felt like i went back in time..
There were various stands selling nuts & sweets i hadn't seen since 34 years.
There were sugar coated chick peas & almonds in various colours,Paluze,Kofter,Sucuk and many more..
First thing i asked was pastelli which i havent eaten since before 1974...I used to love it..When i was a child,there used to be an old man in Limassol selling pastelli on his bicycle..he had this wooden crate tied up on the back of his bicycle with a great big lump of pastelli..he used to chip off the pastelli with a hammer he carried and the going rate was in "bakiri" as he called it.."bakiri" was the name old cypriots called piastre in them days..(bakir is copper in Turkish which piastres were made of) Depending on the size of the chipped of pastelli we,used to pay one or two "bakiri".
There was another stand with tables & chairs ,i was told they cook & sell fresh lokma & samisi in the evening..
I am planning to pay another visit tomorrow evening to try those too..
Funny how some simple things can bring back memories you thought you had forgotten.. |
İceman,
There is a SAMİSİ shop İn Gönyoli .CON COFFEE makes PASTELLİ as well.Whenever i go to turkey or others countries i always take pastelli with me as a present. |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 9:06 pm |
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| iceman |
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| halil wrote: |
İceman,
There is a SAMİSİ shop İn Gönyoli .CON COFFEE makes PASTELLİ as well.Whenever i go to turkey or others countries i always take pastelli with me as a present. |
I had not seen proper pastelli made from carob pakmez since before 1974 Halil..many people here also call sesame coated peanut bars pastelli... |
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