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Ειστε πολυ ταιριαστοι φαιη λιαγκας

Αλλά τα μικρά παιδάκια δεν γνωρίζουν 😮😮 για το θεό και θρεισκια. Θα πρέπει να μεγαλώσουν να διαβάσουν την Αγία γραφή το λόγο του Θεού και Ιησού Χριστού και θα μάθουν την αλήθεια και η αλήθεια θα μας ελευθερώσει 😮

💟 🕊️☦️ 🩵 🍼

Ναί, αγαπητοί μου, αλλα😢ρωτήστε καί τόν Πνευματικό σας άν ήταν σωστός, Θεολογικά, ό τρόπος τής εισόδου τού παιδιού σας στον😢δρόμο τού Θεού. Προσεύχομαι και εύχομαι ο ΘΕΌΣ νά χαριτώνει καί νά ευλογεί τήν Χριστιανική πορεία του.

*Promo sm*

I am life in Tinos is a very beautiful islant

1st

No brooo eso es re lindooo❤❤

Oh my god that place is literally amazing I wish I lived there

Πιονωωωβκκηξλκξοκκ🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤😂🎉να

total epic !)

Stayed here 6 years ago. Exceptional experience. Very friendly owner and staff. Lovely, not crowded, island. ❤️🇬🇷

💞🌺🥰🥰🌸💐

Ήσουν και θά είναι το πιο ξεχωριστό παρουσιάστρια τού κόσμου να σας ζήσει τό πέδη σάς ⭐❤️🥰

Φαίη ακόμα δν είχες καβαληση τ καλάμι ...κ εισουν πολυ καλή ..τώρα γιατί;;;;

Καλά Φαίη σαν τον Λιάγκα δεν υπάρχει άλλος..ο πρώην σου δεν μου αρέσει καθόλου, Λιάγκας με τα όλα του..

Pios tragudaii oreaaaa onomatis kserete

Έχω προσέξει,πως κανένας,δεν γράφει. Γιατί;;;;;

Βανδη το απόλυτο σκουπιδι της τελευταίας 20ετιας

Какой милый мальчик ;-) Привет... тебе там не одиноко?!))

Nossa canto lindo mano

Omg very nice view

ΜΠΡΑΒΟ ΣΤΟ ΠΑΛΙΚΑΡΙ

Aeolis Tinos Suites has a wonderful Wedding Estate, also ideal for christening. Thirty acres of olive groves, vineyards and lavendas welcome the visitor to a stunning location in Tinos that combines natural beauty with modern luxury. The large swimming pool is an ideal area for events overlooking the beautiful Cycladic islands. The experience of a marriage by the sea remains engraved in the memory of not only the married couple, but of every member of the family and every visitor who watches it as well. This scenic location of the Mediterranean and the magical atmosphere of Tinos create an impressive setting for every marriage. Within the complex are the small churches of the Estate that are dedicated to the Virgin Mary and St. Eleftherios, with the traditional Tinian wood carving and marble sculpture offering an excellent reception area for every couple who wants to unite their lives together or christen the fruit of its love. The spectacular scenery, the warm hospitality, the unique tastes, as well as the romantic atmosphere that Aeolis Tinos Suites exudes, as well as the island of Tinos, creates the ultimate scenery for both an unforgettable wedding and a dreamy honeymoon. The Aeolis Tinos Suites complex welcomes its guests to its wonderful establishments, offering all of the comforts of modern life in the most elegant way, in spaces that at first glance reflect an unpretentious warm feeling of hospitality. The beautiful gardens adorn the complex's exterior and interior, offering the visitor a sence peace and serenity as well as the feeling that he is in an exotic resort, away from all the worries of everyday life.

Our final destination in our travels through the Cyclades, Tinos, offers a fascinating and surreal journey through time. Welcome to the home of the God of the winds. This is the island of Tinos. So many islands, so little time... From the ancient Roman and Venetian occupations, to the Byzantine and Christian eras, it has some of the most impressive and unusual sights you will see in all of the Greek islands. In a distance not too far behind me you can see Dilos, the home of Gods Apollo and Artemis, but here on Tinos, well this is the home of Vorias, the god of the winds and also the God of the sea himself, Poseidon, wherein his sanctuary right by the sea on the cost of Tinos. And it was here that the Posidonia festival was celebrated. The festival of Poseidon himself, where people would gather from all over the ancient Greek world, to celebrate this God and to ask for his goodwill, as they took on the winds and the seas and headed off around the Aegean, as a gift dropping small bits of gold into the ocean just as they were leaving. Wouldn't be great if we could start excavating there now? But, it is well protected, so don't come with your metal detectors anytime soon. Tinos also had another reason to thank Poseidon, not just as an island with islanders needing to take to the seas at all times, because Poseidon is also said to have rid this island off snakes and made it safe to inhabit once and for all. This was a place that spoke to the dangerous and difficult nature of life, in these windy but wonderful islands. What I love about this island is the way that they take such pride in monuments from all the different eras of their history. Here's a great example. This is a dovecote. Now, dovecotes were introduced to the island by the Venetians and of course they're homes for doves and doves are often the symbol of peace, but here on the island of Tinos, building a dovecote was also a symbol of prestige. There's almost a thousand of them on the island and nowadays they have been lovingly restored as a monument to a particular moment in Tinos' past. And this is just another example of the way the Islanders have kept to life practices and ideas from their past. Particularly, here today this is an island renowned for its stone cutting abilities. Abilities that have been lost in the mists of time in many other places. This is the church of the "Panagia Evangelistria", the Virgin of the Annunciation and it houses an icon that is one of the holiest in Greece and an important site of pilgrimage for Orthodox Christians everywhere, so important in fact, that they will come from the port on their knees of the carpet that runs the seven hundred meters from the port of the hill, to the church to show their veneration to the icon. And how the icon came to be known about is a wonderful story. It was during the Greek war of Independence, that a nun was guided by a divine vision to dig and to discover the icon in the ground, here on Tinos. Now, as a result, it was able to be placed in a beautiful church and act as a symbol of hope for centuries to come. The icon portrays the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary as she kneels in prayer, with the Archangel Gabriel watching on. It's said to have healing powers and thought to have been created by the Apostle Luke. And this is the very monastery where the nun Agia Pelagia had her vision of the icon. It's still an active memory to this day. When Constantinople fell during the Fourth Crusade and as a result, the Byzantine empire fell apart and Greece became open to anyone who wanted to take hold of it, Tinos and the nearby island of Mykonos came under the power of the Venetians. And indeed Tinos was the longest held Venetian possession in the Aegean. And the result of that today is that it still has the largest Roman Catholic of any of the Greek islands. Really, this is tended to mean that the Orthodox population and the Catholic population have led their separate lives, this is an orthodox village, this is a Catholic village, except in three cases and this is one of them. This is the village of Kardiani, which the name comes from the Greek word "kardia", which means heart. And this is a village where Orthodox and Catholic populations live side-by-side, represented by the fact that here, the Catholic church is just down the way from the Orthodox church. Different sects of Christianity living very peacefully side-by-side. Beneath the church is a fountain drawn from a well that has quenched the thirst of travellers for many years and as you drink, the Virgin Mary watches over you. The village of Volax nestled in the valley of Volax. It's surrounded by hundreds of huge granite boulders. The remains of a volcanic eruption that took place thousands of years ago. In the winter months, only some forty people occupy the village. One recent tradition here, a local has taken it upon himself to post poetry by famous Greek poets on abandoned houses throughout the village and so Volax has come to be known as the village of poems. This island really feels like a place full of craftsmanship. Whether it's the marble stone houses in the town of Pyrgos, continuing traditions of stone cutting or indeed the wonderful weaving that we can see here. It really is an island with a wonderful past, a creative present and a fantastic future out of it. The village of Agape, like most villages throughout the Greek islands, they hold an annual festival in honour of their patron saint. For Agape this is saint Agapitos. The village is Catholic. These vibrant festivals with a shared evening feast and celebrations are a long-standing tradition in the Greek community. This one, in particular, is very popular with today's young generation and so this tradition is handed down from one generation to the next. We've managed to explore many of the main islands of the Cyclades archipelago, but there are so many more we just didn't have time to visit. The history of the region is so vast and diverse, it can take years to fully appreciate. As our journey ends we find Michael in Tinos village of Sternia renowned for the quarrying cutting and carving of marble. So, of course, the village itself is largely made of marble, the same stone that has built empires and humble dwellings for greek villagers. Join me next time as we explore another set of greek islands in the Aegean on the eastern side of the Aegean Sea running up the coast of modern-day Turkey. The Dodecanese islands. We'll be on Rhodes, we'll be on Leros and we'll be on Symi. I hope you can join me then.