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One island. Two villages. Fifty thousand handmade rockets. Dating back to the 19th century, in this festival two neighboring Greek villages assail each other with fireworks. The first to strike the opponents church bell wins.

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Is it just me, or does that look like fun?! Whether you are a music lover, a classic theater buff, or just a good ‘ol fashion party animal, there is probably a festival somewhere for you! Are you curious as to what Matador Pulse describes as the World’s Craziest Festival? Check it out then head to Nights for 12 Tips for Surviving Your First European Heavy Metal Festival.

 


 

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Joshywashington

Joshywashington is a Travel Media Ninja from Seattle who enjoys writing, climbing trees and strong coffee.

Archived Responses to Bottle rocket war in Greece

  1. Abbie says:

    haha that’s great!

  2. Tealc Jaffar says:

    Nice post, intresting read. Keep posting and I’ll come back for some more reading! Thanks!

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