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Glossa Village : Glossa is situated on the north west side of the
island, just above Loutraki harbour and in an altitude of 300m. It is 25,4km
from Skopelos town. Typical and tranquil village with traditional
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The area has a lot of springs. The villagers cultivate almonds, olive
trees, prunes and vineyards. The community of Glossa had a breed of
sheep which could drop 3 to 4 lambs and which was renowned for the
quality of its wool. Many caiques are still involved in offshore fishing,
and this has become an extremely popular pastime in Glossa. |
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In Glossa area they have found traces of human
habitation date back to the Palaeolithic era. They are made up of huddled
groups of dwellings on the sea front, surrounded by walls and some arable
land. Many centuries passed before a civilisation was built named Selinus in
the Glossa region, and they were located near to the present sites.
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According to the last census in 2001, Glossa village had 1.195
inhabitants.
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