Greece: ingenuity and innovation

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Subject:	Greece: ingenuity and innovation
From:	"boy nature" <>
Date:	Fri, 11 Nov 2011 15:40:44 -0500

If there is one thing we know about Greece, it's that there are great minds and innovative thinkers. Perhaps they have been riding on previous coat tails for too long. It sure sounds like it.

Rather than blaming everyone, perhaps this is a wake up call.
Employ that greek ingenuity and innovation, to create new ideas, business, and products/produce.
For me personally, I am stunned by the ecotourism potential of the shorelines, amazing vistas, its archeology/history, and the amazing wildlife. That is what draws me.
I just wonder what birds are present.
Benj

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