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There's a sea blue that looks only possible through Photoshop or an Instagram filter, but which is true around the islands of the Dodecanese'. He made this observation, and signs it, with all the weight of her own opinion, the well-known correspondent of the newspaper 'Guardian', Hannah Jane Parkinson, on her trek to the islands of the Southeast Aegean, which was published on 23 April. In her extensive reporting, the British correspondent sings the praises of the islands of the region and even the smaller ones, like Kalymnos, Leros, Telendos and Lipsi, who enchanted her with the unpretentious simplicity and unparalleled beauty of unpopular tourist destinations. Listing one by one the attractions of these islands, offering detailed access details’ these, Parkinson's makes an indirect one, but eloquent in praise and admiration, advertisement for the beauty of those places. She declares herself 'enchanted'’ of everything, but she expresses her special preference for Leros and its contrasts (where) architecture and history are deliciously intertwined', as he emphatically emphasizes. The same correspondent expresses herself in a reassuring manner to her readers regarding any fears that may arise from the refugee situation, stressing that most islands were little or not affected by the crisis.
There's a sea blue that looks only possible through Photoshop or an Instagram filter, but which is true around the islands of the Dodecanese'. He made this observation, and signs it, with all the weight of her own opinion, the well-known correspondent of the newspaper 'Guardian', Hannah Jane Parkinson, on her trek to the islands of the Southeast Aegean, which was published on 23 April. In her extensive reporting, the British correspondent sings the praises of the islands of the region and even the smaller ones, like Kalymnos, Leros, Telendos and Lipsi, who enchanted her with the unpretentious simplicity and unparalleled beauty of unpopular tourist destinations. Listing one by one the attractions of these islands, offering detailed access details’ these, Parkinson's makes an indirect one, but eloquent in praise and admiration, advertisement for the beauty of those places. She declares herself 'enchanted'’ of everything, but she expresses her special preference for Leros and its contrasts (where) architecture and history are deliciously intertwined', as he emphatically emphasizes. The same correspondent expresses herself in a reassuring manner to her readers regarding any fears that may arise from the refugee situation, stressing that most islands were little or not affected by the crisis.