santorini

It is unfortunate as Tunisia could have looked more like Santorini and less like the nuclear apocalypse that it is today.

Would also fit the weird events in Italy's Campi Flegrei and Greece's Santorini island recently.

He could have been conflating Santorini and Crete, which is a much larger island which was also home to the Minoans.

Hmm, I'm getting a nice picture of Santorini here (Australia), not a nebula or a panther.

Does it cause crowds when taking the coveted Santorini sunset photo?

> This may or may not be connected to the recent strong tremors in Santorini It isn’t related.

That seems consistent with the Santorini hypothesis and Egyptian historians.

I believe (but can't check right now as dinner is ready...) that I have read a paper on a major eruption at Santorini devastating Minoan society.

Consider the people who go to Santorini to take the exact same photo, the vanity climbs of Mount Everest or going to some three Michelin star restaurant where your primary concern is posting about it on IG.

Wow, "CEO Sankaet Pathak called into the bankruptcy hearing from Santorini island in Greece, and the general counsel Tracey Guerin was in Rome" [1].

You are a moron." from the Greek island of Santorini.

Santorini is a modern name, derived from "Saint Irene".

On the other hand, I actually liked "Greece Declares State of Emergency on Santorini, Residents Quickly Realize They Have Nowhere Else to Vacation" because it's funny to me that the entire country of Greece has a single place where they go for vacation.

If you don't call it by it's modern name Thira (Θήρα) or Santorini, at least call it Thēra.

Note date: >> 12 January 2023 This may or may not be connected to the recent strong tremors in Santorini.

From Parcours in Santorini, to Air Races all over the world.