| Volume 7, Issue 5, May 2013 |
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Heron Now!
May HighlightsThis month we feature our marvellous local Historical and Folk – Art Museum. We bring you listings of concerts, theatrical performances and art exhibitions that form part of the Rethymnon Days Festival. We celebrate Easter and have rehabilitated the egg. And as ever, there are some great contributions from our friends including some fabulous recipes - thank you to everyone who helped, we couldn’t do it without you! All this plus news and views from around town, details of community and charity events and more! About ‘The Bugle’
The Rethymnon Bugle is an independent, monthly FREE magazine that was started in January 2007. The Bugle is an English language publication that is geared not only towards the Greek and international community living and working in You will find our contact details and a listing of hard copy distribution outlets on our ‘Spreading the Word’ page. We hope you enjoy reading our May issue! Google Ads
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This beautiful bird was spotted fishing on the rocks by the Venetian Fortezza, just a few yards away from the bus station. On an out of town excursion perhaps? Whatever the reason, the bird has the right idea. It is a great time to be exploring the island at the moment. Spring has sprung - bounced sky high in fact - the weather has got much warmer, the flowers are in bloom, tourist shops are ready for business and there are already plenty of visitors around. Our winter hibernation is definitely over. The mood in town is upbeat, and we’re hoping to have a really good season this year. Fingers crossed!
Rethymnon, but also to anybody who likes our town (or would like to know our town) and loves Crete. The aim of the Bugle is to be both informative and light hearted. We welcome feedback and written / photographic contributions from readers. We particularly welcome feature articles that have a Rethymnon slant; if you are considering submitting an article we would ask that you keep to an upper word limit of 500 words.
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SHARK SAYS: “I’d rather be a haddock than a pillock. Yes I would.” |
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