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Unless otherwise noted, all pictures on this site were taken in Pelion, Greece, shown on the map below.
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June's Critter
 View images of the Common Toad, an ugly, bulky, but really sweet creature with an interesting... nightlife.
Veggie of the Month
 Learn about the Salsify, a beautiful plant, with edible and medicinal properties, that is currently blooming in Pelion.
Cool Destination
 Visit Mourtias, one of Pelion's most picturesque beaches on the Aegean coast.
Exciting Site
 Tour the Volos Archaeological Museum, a pretty century-old building, whose exhibits span a historical period of over 10 millennia!
Month's Wallpaper
 Download a fantastic picture of Horton, Pelion, taken from the dirt road that connects Horton with Metohi, a small village higher up.
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Various Plants
"Man's brain is, in proportion to his whole bulk, larger and moister than the brain of any other animal. This is the reason of the further fact that man alone, so to speak, among animals perceives and takes pleasure in the odors of flowers and such things."
Aristotle, "On Sense and the Sensible"
This photo gallery contains plants in their natural setting.
Below, you'll find an assortment of flowers/plants, representing the Figwort and Bracken Fern Families. All pictures were taken in or around Horton, Pelion.
I will be updating this gallery soon, as I have lots of photographs, unfortunately, however, they were taken with my old camera and need to be scanned. I will also be replacing some of the existing pictures with better quality images, so please bear with me.
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Verbascum sinuatum
Check out the Wavyleaf Mullein, a tall and slender part, which is very common in the Pelion region and adorns the area from April until around July.
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Pteridium aquilinum
Enjoy pictures and read something about the Bracken Fern, one of the commonest plants in the vicinity of Horton, Pelion, which has some very interesting uses.
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