Andy Bostock

Travel writer specialising in Greece. Author of the Bradt Guide to the Peloponnese.

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@Just1StepGreece Meteora

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@radio_vicky @bawdynan I was chucked out of the CCF at that very school. Camping was fun but I hated the rest of it (including the racism and homophobia).

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Worth a watch.

[Matthew Randazzo V @RandazzoTweets]

This is going to be one of the defining TV clips of this era, for a lot of reasons.

https://t.co/caRcKU2qSx

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@BradtGuides Yup. In fact I did their tallest dune back in 2000 as a record attempt for a magazine. Clocked 60 mph. Keep your mouth shut (I still have the scars).

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@BradtGuides South Luangua but 30 years ago if possible.

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@zahraaawd Oh yes. Forgot! Could of taken the old tram into town.

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Manchester United 1-3 Crystal Palace: Premier League – as it happened https://t.co/JMNVa3rA2d

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@DreamsofAchille @CCavafy Lovely place.

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@WorldofKemp Go ahead.

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@npw99 Mutant but tasty looking.

[Kathimerini English Edition @ekathimerini]

Five distinguished UK personalities explain what ties them to Greece https://t.co/Vn6EZvHPCT

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Mycenae. Bloody hell.

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Lots to like about this.

[Georgina Laycock @LaycockGeorgina]

TUNE IN ON MONDAY! Radio 4’s Book of the Week about 3000 years of librarians risking everything to save knowledge is going to be read by Giles, the most loved fictional librarian of all, @AnthonySHead @richove @johnmurrays

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@Just1StepGreece Not been but read loads about and would love to. Next time.

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@Just1StepGreece Gotta be the Pamuk museum.

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@lizjedwards @mounteagle Maybe if they take their interested sons.

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@MegaHeid Lovers of ancient ruins might enjoy Greece.

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@Karminker Relative sizes keep changing. It’s very clever.