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01/11/21
« on: Monday, 01 November, 2021 @ 02:19:12 »
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Eight new coronavirus cases confirmed on Kefalonia yesterday by EODY.

Today's bank rate:
1 GBP = € 1.149
1 USD = € 0.8338

Based on Alpha Bank exchange rates, these are widely used by exchange agencies in Greece.
Other banks likely to offer a different rate which may be marginally higher or lower.
Banks and foreign exchange offices normally charge standard 2% commission.
You may get a better rate changing your holiday money in advance at e.g the
Post Office.
NB: some f-ex agencies advertise "No Commission".
Invariably, they deduct commission before they (don't) advertise the rate.
Foreign exchange offices are businesses, not charities.


Ten day weather forecast for Kefalonia:
This is an overall forecast, due to the mountainous terrain the weather can be very localised.
Updated forecast @
weather.com

Day, Date   Hi°/Lo°   Wind sp   Wet   Forecast
Mon 01/11   20°/17°   20 km/h   95%   Rain probable
Tue 02/11   22°/15°   19 km/h   95%   Thunderstorms probable
Wed 03/11   22°/18°   17 km/h   19%   Mostly sunny
Thu 04/11   24°/18°   25 km/h   12%   Sun & cloud
Fri 05/11   25°/18°   20 km/h   10%   Sun & cloud
Sat 06/11   25°/18°    8 km/h   08%   Mostly cloudy
Sun 07/11   24°/16°   12 km/h   07%   Sun & cloud
Mon 08/11   22°/15°   12 km/h   36%   Showers possible
Tue 09/11   21°/15°   11 km/h   31%   Showers possible
Wed 10/11   21°/16°   11 km/h   34%   Showers possible


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Re: 01/11/21
« Reply #1 on: Monday, 01 November, 2021 @ 02:27:38 »
Strange death on Levkas yesterday when the body of a 32 y-o local man, in wet suit, was recovered from the sea area of ​​Agios Ioannis, apparently he had become entangled in fishing nets.

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Re: 01/11/21
« Reply #2 on: Monday, 01 November, 2021 @ 02:29:53 »
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Britain’s cheapest car now costs £1,900 more used than it does new
The price surge is being driven by a shortage of computer chips and supply chain disruption in the wake of the pandemic
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2021/10/31/britains-cheapest-car-now-costs-1900-used-does-new/