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The first island we visited in the Saronic Gulf (the stretch of water south of Athens, Greece) was Aegina. In the southwest corner of the island lies Perdika. We found this little fishing village so charming that we sent our drone up into the air to admire it from above as well. You can see the colorful fishing boats moored at the docks in the sheltered harbor, and along the promenade are the whitewashed houses so typical of this part of Greece. To me, the village had retained much of its authentic character. From the harbor quay, you can see the uninhabited islet of Moni – a nature reserve that can only be reached by boat. It is said to be home to peacocks, fallow deer, and wild goats.

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EQUIPMENT Aro de 9cm INGREDIENTS 375 ml Buttermilk 100 g eggs 2 g Vanilla 40 g Sugar 250 g Flour 5 g Bicarbonato 10 g fermento químico 3 g Sal 55 g Butter Melted INSTRUCTIONS In a small bowl mix together the buttermilk, eggs and vanilla. In a larger mixing bowl combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Pour the wet ingredients into the bowl with the dry ingredients along with the 55g of melted butter. Fold together until combined. Heat a frypan over medium low heat and add a tsp of butter. Pour the pancake batter into the frypan in the ring and cook for a few minutes until bubbles start to pop on the top. Flip and cook for a further few minutes until cooked through. Repeat with remaining the remaining batter. Serve the pancakes pilled up with honey and your favourite toppings.

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You might be wondering: why mention the airport? What’s so special about it? Well, here’s why. Skiathos, a Greec island at the Sporades islands in the North-West of the Aegan sea, is a relatively small island, yet it has an international airport. And that is exactly what makes it so spectacular. The runway is short and squeezed in between the sea and the built-up area. As a result, aircraft have to approach extremely low. From the water – especially when you’re in the harbour – you see the plane coming straight at you. It flies low over the harbour, sometimes so low that you think it might clip your mast, and then immediately hits the brakes as soon as it touches down on the runway. The first time we experienced this, it really startled us. You hear the sound, look up… and suddenly there’s an aircraft right above you. You rarely see planes flying this low. First there’s a moment of shock, then laughter, and after that you find yourself watching every single landing again 😉. For plane spotters, Skiathos has by now become world-famous. People stand along the road or on the beach to take photos and videos of the landings. We made a video too.

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