Polis Christmas Village
Published 23rd of December, 2025
Happy Wife
Alex was very pleased with the candy floss I brought home for her.
Santa
As is traditional, Santa also had a shed at the village.
Tree View
Let's have a proper look at the Christmas Tree now. I love how it is decorated. Very traditional.
Elf On A Shelf
This little chap next to the tree seemed rather important too.
Well Done Polis
I liked the Christmas Village here a lot. Hopefully it will inspire my efforts and learning Greek too, so that next year I will get an idea as to what Karagiozis is going on about.
Anyway, it is time to put down the keyboard and start getting ready to enjoy the festivities. Alex and I would like to wish you all a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
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