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Greece - poppies


During our travels through Greece - late May / early June - it was almost impossible to miss the poppies. Whether it’s surviving between the ancient stones of ruins or flamboyantly splattering on the green fields, we found those striking red ‘paparounes’ everywhere.
Googling around I found out that poppies in Greek mythology were used as symbols of sleep and death. In ancient Greece, the poppy was associated with the god of sleep - Hypnos - and the god of dreams, Morpheus. The drug morphine, got its name from Morpheus.
Googling around I found out that poppies in Greek mythology were used as symbols of sleep and death. In ancient Greece, the poppy was associated with the god of sleep - Hypnos - and the god of dreams, Morpheus. The drug morphine, got its name from Morpheus.
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I want to be in May :)
Have a nice week
Have a great week, Jaap!
Regards TOZ
Have a great day and a great week.
Mi compliments Jaap !
Thank you for the show, totally breathtaking!!
Jaap van 't Veen clubhas replied to Janet Brien club
thank you so much, Jaap!
Heel veel detail en kleur.
Mooi ook zoveel in het veld.
Ich wünsche Dir eine gute Woche, Jaap!
Have a great day.....
very beautiful poppies' fields too !
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