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We heard about a town called Matala on the south side of the island where the hippies hang out, climb around the ancient cliff ruins and eat organic food.
TravelPod.com TravelStream™ — Recent Entries at TravelPod.com 2010
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The three principal figures in "Matala" meet in Rome in the late 1980s: 19-year-old Darcy, a rich American girl "barely out of high school and bored already with the whole world"; Will, a 22-year-old New England grifter, worldly wise but willfully clueless; and 39-year-old Justine, "a dark woman -- hair, eyes, skin, soul."
Bookmarks 2008
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"Matala" is told, in part, through flashbacks that add depth and heighten tension, although they also delay plausible motives behind key acts.
Bookmarks 2008
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Things got started with opening acts such as Matala and Flinched, who kept the audience in astonishment as they performed original songs and covers until Sum 41 took to the stage.
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Things got started with opening acts such as Matala and Flinched, who kept the audience in astonishment as they performed original songs and covers until Sum 41 took to the stage.
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Wind up your music tour with a pilgrimage to Matala, the hippy beach resort facing towards Libya, where Joni Mitchell camped out in caves and was inspired to write "Carey", one of her most popular and enduring songs.
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Wind up your music tour with a pilgrimage to Matala, the hippy beach resort facing towards Libya, where Joni Mitchell camped out in caves and was inspired to write "Carey", one of her most popular and enduring songs.
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Peters "tried to be as gentle and kind as she could be," Matala, 67, says, "but it was just a bad situation."
The Rough Road: Maryland's Intercounty Connector highway is in the hands of Melinda Peters 2010
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As places shift and blend (Matala is a touristy Cretan village), so do perceptions.
Bookmarks 2008
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The Matala dam, which began operations in 2001 on the Cunene River, is the main source of electricity in southwest Angola.
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