My grandmother used to put the sheets in the refrigerator, and at bedtime, she would give them to us. It was so nice that we could sleep comfortably until one or two o'clock in the morning when the temperature started to drop a bit
Yes, that's what they say, but let's see. Luckily it's not that hot here anymore. As long as we don't have too many heatwaves or wildfires, we'll be ok 🙏
Frappe used to be very common 15-20 years ago. Now its almost obsolete, its place has been taken by Freddo Espresso (Iced espresso). Have a nice summer, the heat can be insufferable at times. Greetings from Crete.
It is very nice in Rhodes at this time of year. I'm curious how you would react to 40 degrees in Athens at such a time. But then again, it's summer and it will be hot. You are not in the Sahara desert, but in Greece, there is no need for so much drama. If someone wants a summer at 25 degrees Celsius, let them take a holiday in Russia for example
I am freezing in Sydney right now. We usually get the very cold weather at the end of July and early August. It's 3 degrees here atm. I prefer the heat. I would readily swap 39 for 3 degerees.
Last winter in Finland (where I'm from) the temperature dropped below -30 in many places. Some people had difficulties starting their cars. I don't think there's a place with constant perfect weather, but Rhodes comes pretty close to that. Now it's nice again here 34...25 🌴🏖️☀️
Yes & even such low temperatures in the UK this past month. It's been extremely changeable weather so far. Let's hope it settles down into proper summer temperatures. All the best
I lived in Greece in Zakynthos for 20 years from 1993 till 2013, I noticed the south winds becoming more and more prevalent as the years went by, old Greek women used to tell me it brought disease ( αρρώστιας ) I didnt like it as it was always humid ,I prefer north winds and whenever is was very cold northerly wind it made me homesick for Scotland where I am from, I miss the sunny days in Greece but I dont miss the flies, mosquitoes, and heat and lack of bins to take rubbish or stray abused animals, bars with prostitutes working in small villages causing marital problems, snobbery and closed minds in villages.
Fun/"sad" fact after climate crisis where the things have changed a lot Greeks tend to like and appreciate winter more. The only complaining about winter is the cost of heating the house. And always has been the main concern. Summers in the past used to be 30-35°C with strong north winds and clear atmosphere. Maybe 7-10 days of 40°C throughout the whole summer where these temperatures were considering as abnormal and extreme. Now days are like 35-39°C with frequent south winds and dust for weeks. And almost a month above or close to 40°C. There is no pleasure in summer anymore. And its costly too.
June you must always persevere in greece because its both humid and hot, and many times combined with african dust. jully and especialy august is better because its dryer and august has some nice north calm wind!
i think its the opposite at least where i live August is so humid you cant breathe , of course its humid all year around here but combined with heat is hell
@@panagiotisp8213 i dont know about the whole of greece, but for most, august is the time is "meltemia" (north refreshing winds), and june is the time when south winds combined with african red dust covers the sky and creates a humid, superhot, greenhouse situation.
Thanks for the information I am thinking to buy property in Greece (my be olive trees farm with a house) for investment and retirement in future would you recommend buying property there? Which area in Greece should I look for? What things I must check before buying? Thank you very much and I appreciate your onion.
Yes I would recommend buying property for retirement, if you want to retire here. For investment, maybe something like Airbnb? I would look from the mainland. Before you buy property here, you need to hire a local lawyer that will see all legal aspects for you. I hope this helps 😊
I think the best think you have to do is to travel Greece by yourself and check for your self the best location I had a German friend he did the same and he buy home in central Greece My advice
First of all no, we don't drink frappe "σκέτο"...... for example i drink it the very same way you do. Second, since you drink frappe, you became officially Greek 😄
My grandmother used to put the sheets in the refrigerator, and at bedtime, she would give them to us. It was so nice that we could sleep comfortably until one or two o'clock in the morning when the temperature started to drop a bit
Yes! My friend used to put a towel in the freezer 😅
Great idea
I love the heat in Greece its like you liberate yourself from everything and relaxing
Yes, I guess that's why so many people like to come here this time of the year ☀️🏖️🌴🌊
You're so true about everything. June is already like so hot and the weather reports says that this summer will be the hotest ever.
Yes, that's what they say, but let's see. Luckily it's not that hot here anymore. As long as we don't have too many heatwaves or wildfires, we'll be ok 🙏
Very true, the weather is so hot hear in PEFKI Rhodes.
We already have. Heatwave in June.Lovely video.Thx❤
"Σκαει ο τζιτζικας", ("The cicada is chirping") overheat. χαχαχαχαχα!!!!! Adorable videos.
@@telosfd thank you 😊
A small tip to drink a better frappe, is to use fresh milk and not from a can, it makes a big difference. I wish the whole family a happy holiday!
Thank you! Next time I'm gonna use fresh milk 😊
Lovely video👍
Thank you❣️
I hear it's hot out there. Deadly hot in fact.
Mainland Greece, yes. Here in the islands it's a little bit cooler at the moment. Rhodes 34°C
I didnt notice your username but just from the thumbnail alone i somehow knew that was rhodes. My favorite island.
In September I go back to finikounda on the Peloponnese is also lovely nice cool air but still 21 degrees all winter long
I call bulllsht on that
@@scambodia147 😂
cold wet water from thermos at small towel on top....helps a lot, many foods can be eatten cold, straight from the freeze. Enjoy!!!!
Frappe used to be very common 15-20 years ago. Now its almost obsolete, its place has been taken by Freddo Espresso (Iced espresso). Have a nice summer, the heat can be insufferable at times. Greetings from Crete.
Right! Thanks for the comment and the coffee situation update, I hardly ever go out for coffee 😂 I wish you a lovely summer too 🌴🏖️☀️
Όχι και obsolete ρε μάστορα🤡, χαλάρωσε λίγο 🥤!
Ναι τα νέα παιδιά πίνουν ζεστό καφέ με παγάκια, που όταν λιώσουν γίνεται νεροζούμι... Ο φραππέ είναι για αυτούς που ξέρουν τι πίνουν.🙃
@@georgezav7034 Δεν ξέρω προσωπικά κανέναν που να πίνει ακόμη φραπέ. ΕΙδικά, να τον παραγγείλει σε καφετέρια.
@@ΧρόνηςΜακρυγιαννάκης Δίκιο έχεις σ' αυτό, όμως ο λόγος είναι πως δεν ξέρουν να τον φτιάξουν...Ούτε και τον ελληνικό, το λέω από προσωπική πείρα.
It is very nice in Rhodes at this time of year. I'm curious how you would react to 40 degrees in Athens at such a time. But then again, it's summer and it will be hot. You are not in the Sahara desert, but in Greece, there is no need for so much drama. If someone wants a summer at 25 degrees Celsius, let them take a holiday in Russia for example
@mylifeinrhodes lol @ dog stretched on its back n beein lazy 😅
I am freezing in Sydney right now. We usually get the very cold weather at the end of July and early August. It's 3 degrees here atm. I prefer the heat. I would readily swap 39 for 3 degerees.
Last winter in Finland (where I'm from) the temperature dropped below -30 in many places. Some people had difficulties starting their cars. I don't think there's a place with constant perfect weather, but Rhodes comes pretty close to that. Now it's nice again here 34...25 🌴🏖️☀️
Strange wether. In Scandinavia we have the coldest summer I can remember. Only 11 degrees some days
Yes & even such low temperatures in the UK this past month.
It's been extremely changeable weather so far. Let's hope it settles down into proper summer temperatures.
All the best
I lived in Greece in Zakynthos for 20 years from 1993 till 2013, I noticed the south winds becoming more and more prevalent as the years went by, old Greek women used to tell me it brought disease
( αρρώστιας )
I didnt like it as it was always humid ,I prefer north winds and whenever is was very cold northerly wind it made me homesick for Scotland where I am from, I miss the sunny days in Greece but I dont miss the flies, mosquitoes, and heat and lack of bins to take rubbish or stray abused animals, bars with prostitutes working in small villages causing marital problems, snobbery and closed minds in villages.
Fun/"sad" fact after climate crisis where the things have changed a lot Greeks tend to like and appreciate winter more. The only complaining about winter is the cost of heating the house. And always has been the main concern. Summers in the past used to be 30-35°C with strong north winds and clear atmosphere. Maybe 7-10 days of 40°C throughout the whole summer where these temperatures were considering as abnormal and extreme. Now days are like 35-39°C with frequent south winds and dust for weeks. And almost a month above or close to 40°C. There is no pleasure in summer anymore. And its costly too.
I agree. We're having constant South winds here in Rhodes this summer 🥵
As Greek this is nothing new to me .But i understand people who haven't used to it .
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Lovely video, but where is situated Haraki beach?
Haraki beach is located on the eastern coast of Rhodes island, approximately 36 kilometers from Rhodes Town.
@@mylifeinrhodes thanks again my dear new frend! I am sure that my family will be in touch with You in the final decade of August!
June you must always persevere in greece because its both humid and hot, and many times combined with african dust. jully and especialy august is better because its dryer and august has some nice north calm wind!
i think its the opposite at least where i live August is so humid you cant breathe , of course its humid all year around here but combined with heat is hell
@@panagiotisp8213 i dont know about the whole of greece, but for most, august is the time is "meltemia" (north refreshing winds), and june is the time when south winds combined with african red dust covers the sky and creates a humid, superhot, greenhouse situation.
Beautiful country. Too bad there is so much wickedness among the locals.
Greek here. Totally agree
Thanks for the information
I am thinking to buy property in Greece (my be olive trees farm with a house) for investment and retirement in future
would you recommend buying property there?
Which area in Greece should I look for?
What things I must check before buying?
Thank you very much and I appreciate your onion.
Yes I would recommend buying property for retirement, if you want to retire here. For investment, maybe something like Airbnb? I would look from the mainland. Before you buy property here, you need to hire a local lawyer that will see all legal aspects for you. I hope this helps 😊
@@mylifeinrhodes
Thanks a lot for your useful reply , I search Spitogatos almost every week. Is there any other web site?
@@bnmoki2001 if you Google Greek real estate or Greece real estate you will get several websites
@@mylifeinrhodes Thank you 😊😊
I think the best think you have to do is to travel Greece by yourself and check for your self the best location
I had a German friend he did the same and he buy home in central Greece
My advice
Of course cold. The are is and greece ciffe gold not frape.
This will probably be the hottest summer ever. Till next year. 🥵🥵
Yes, it really seems that way 🥵
First of all no, we don't drink frappe "σκέτο"...... for example i drink it the very same way you do. Second, since you drink frappe, you became officially Greek 😄
The hottest place in Rhodes is Lindos.
Also, there is no such country as Greece..
Yes, Lindos is the hottest place, I've heard. I agree, wouldn't change it for the world 💙🤍
I want a date.
go get ac plz
@@TheCyricson we're off grid, no ac 😆
@@mylifeinrhodes thats not healthy...for real