Figure 1.-- Here we see a Greek grandmorher who looks to be about 70 years old. She is photographed with four of her grandchildren, three boys and a girl. They look to be about 7-17 years old. The girl wears a polkadot dress. The boys wear different outfits. The youngest boy wears an embroidered vest and and foustanela (white Greek kilt) with white socks and strap shoes. We are not sure why he is the only one wearing a folk outfit. Perhaps he liked dressing up in costumes, ounger children do. Or perhaps the older boys resisted the idea. We do not know their names. The paintings on the wall suggest an artistic family. There is writing on the back, but we can not translate it. Perhaps Greek readers can. Put your cursor on the image to see the back.

Here we see a Greek grandmorher who looks to be about 70 years old. She is photographed with four of her grandchildren, three boys and a girl. They look to be about 7-17 years old. The girl wears a polkadot dress. The boys wear different outfits. The youngest boy wears an embroidered vest and and foustanela (white Greek kilt) with white socks and strap shoes. We are not sure why he is the only one wearing a folk outfit. Perhaps he liked dressing up in costumes, ounger children do. Or perhaps the older boys resisted the idea. The middle boy wears a wjute dress shirt and short pants. Te older boy wears a suit with an ooen collar shirt. We do not know their names. The paintings on the wall suggest an artistic family. There is writing on the back, but we can not translate it. Perhaps Greek readers can.

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