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A truly magical and deeply traditional event!♥️♥️?

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nadellii said:
I wish I could be lucky enough to participate in an event like this or even watching. Sadly they don’t do them where I live
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Where I used to in Kalafatis beach, Mykonos the owner of Aphrodite Beach Hotel used to do these ceremonies on our beach,we were all much younger in those days,to dive into the cold water to fetch the cross, memories bring back memories!♥️...
 
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Where I used to in Kalafatis beach, Mykonos the owner of Aphrodite Beach Hotel used to do these ceremonies on our beach,we were all much younger in those days,to dive into the cold water to fetch the cross, memories bring back memories!♥️...
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A beautiful tradition, nice to hear that you will able to participate in it!
 
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