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Island for sale in Greece. ID PV-126

Island for sale in Greece. Make your dream of owning your very own island come true with this mediterranean gem of 36.710sqm with a development potential
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Wow this island actually looks beautiful...I hope whoever buys it actually preserves its beauty and doesn't turn it into a little Mykonos
 
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seleanor said:
Wow this island actually looks beautiful...I hope whoever buys it actually preserves its beauty and doesn't turn it into a little Mykonos
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Foleghandros is the next Mykonos....so they say...I think one Mykonos is enough....Even the other islanders made jokes about us when we used to visit Syros,as soon as we told them we are from Mykonos..... they used to react and say we must be mad and crazy like other Mykonians....😂😂😂!
 
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Foleghandros is the next Mykonos....so they say...I think one Mykonos is enough....Even the other islanders made jokes about us when we used to visit Syros,as soon as we told them we are from Mykonos..... they used to react and say we must be mad and crazy like other Mykonians....😂😂😂!
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Hmmm now I know to visit Foleghandros before its gets too expensive for everyday people
 
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