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PostPosted: 12 Dec 2008, 11:35
by Mille
The cam is gone here...

But earlier it really looked rough. Looked like a boat was about to land on the SVA balcony!

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PostPosted: 12 Dec 2008, 12:16
by Allan
The problem isn't caused by Symi power cuts for once. There's something wrong with one of the servers that host the webcam images - hopefully it will be fixed soon.



Edit 14:45

The problem seems to be fixed so we can all see the awful Symi weather once again.

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PostPosted: 15 Dec 2008, 07:56
by Adriana
First I got stuck on Rhodes for two days due to the weather. :( Then when I came down to the office on Sunday morning to catch up the power was off... :cry:

Looks like we are back to normal today, folks. 8-) As soon as I have finished answering the emails I will get a blog up :)

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PostPosted: 15 Dec 2008, 09:05
by Kojak
Perhaps Symi isn't that different from the UK, Adriana, you have ferry delays because of the weather, we have floods, ice and snow!

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PostPosted: 15 Dec 2008, 09:18
by Adriana
The sea conditions we were looking at on Friday, Kojak, I wouldn't have wanted to be out there believe me... :( :(

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PostPosted: 15 Dec 2008, 10:25
by Kojak
I've had a few rough trips over from Rhodes, mainly on the old Symi I before she was extended. Fortunately I don't suffer from sea-sickness so the only thing I was worried about was spilling my beer! :geek:

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PostPosted: 15 Dec 2008, 19:58
by Poppet
Oh how I remember a really bad trip over from Rodos back in the '80's on the old rust bucket the Panormitis, so many people were ill, they wouldn't allow it today - luckily like you Kojak I don't get seasick (was brought up on boats in my early years)and I made sure my girls were as well and their kids - none of them suffer. I have also just remembered a trip that we went on the Triton it was fine leaving the harbour and we were aiming for Sesklia but the weather in the straight suddenly changed and we had to come back - gosh it was exilerating bouncing about at sea for some of us and not so for others.

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PostPosted: 23 Jan 2009, 11:32
by Kon
Noticed its a bit misty in Symi today .Doesn't look like rain . :idea:

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PostPosted: 23 Jan 2009, 11:40
by Allan
I see what you mean Kon. Looks awful doesn't it?

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PostPosted: 23 Jan 2009, 12:07
by ola
Looks like an indoor day to me, provided one has stocked up on chocolate and have wood for the fireplace.

The "old" web-cam went into hibernation Des. 18th of last year. Any chance of kicking it back to life so I can observe the going on round "my" house?

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PostPosted: 24 Jan 2009, 00:35
by Anthony
[quote="Kon"]

Noticed its a bit misty in Symi today .Doesn't look like rain . :idea:
[/quote] In Adriana's absence we have to rely on Toby's Symi Dream blog - where you'll find the answer to this.

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PostPosted: 25 Feb 2009, 11:21
by Kon
Looks Symi is getting some more rain. :cry:

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PostPosted: 25 Feb 2009, 11:23
by Adriana
Quack! :P

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PostPosted: 25 Feb 2009, 11:30
by Kon
Adriana do many people opt for water tanks now .Great opportunity to save some water for the sumer months

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PostPosted: 25 Feb 2009, 11:43
by Adriana
Well, Kon, we have nearly 100 tons of cistern capacity on our farm which we fill from the roof every winter :D and most of the houses on Symi used to do likewise. These days, however, people have taken to depending on the municipal supply and in recent years have started converting cisterns into extra rooms ... :(

My own personal feeling is the more tanks the better as I hate to see water go to waste :? , but I am a farmer's granddaughter! :)

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PostPosted: 25 Feb 2009, 11:58
by Kon
Yes Adriana water has become a very important thing in our lives and especially in todays world climate conditions ,perhaps the Mayor of Symi can start a trend by giving land owners a certain % Land rates rebate to those who install water tanks as an insentive .I think the Greek islands should seriously think about their water situation and not leave it too late like us here in Australia.

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PostPosted: 25 Feb 2009, 19:11
by peterv
Talking as to someone who did not have any running water for 10 days in 2007, and do not have a tank in my flat :twisted:

It was horrendous without any watyer, sanitation was minimal, no pubs were open :( . When the water runs out, what do you do......

Any one who has a cisterna, in my humble opinion, should collect every drop as they may need it (e.g after the fire on Rhodes last year). :|