...Unfortunately it is not much in the way of a guide for those of you who wish to follow the "E4" (Pan European Footpath Number Four), as I went from slavishly following it, to hoping to find it, to deliberately ignoring it during the five weeks I spent walking the island. Saying that, as soon as I had decided that the E4 wasn't as important as the enjoyment of the walk itself, I couldn't help but find it, the antithesis of those early days when I searched high and low for it. I hope that these pages will point to some of the pitfalls(!) involved, places where one can stay - and more importantly where one cannot - and the joys and frustrations that are an inevitable consequence. For those of you who may wish to do some walking in Crete, there are walks here for all ages and levels of fitness, some of which tested me more than I'd like to admit, but omit those details, I shall not! 

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The walk was dedicated to the memory of my Grandfather, William Watson Jackson (1910-2002).

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CONTENTS

Acknowledgements

Preface

1)  The Planning and Arrival (E4 I go!)

2) The Pre-walk: Velonado-Soughia(!)
      - Part One: Velonado- Kato Rodakino
      - Part Two: Kato Rodakino - Chora Sphakion
      - Part Three: Chora Sphakion - Aghia Roumelli
      - Part Four: Aghia Roumelli to Soughia.

3) Four days of Rest: Soughia to Kato Zakros by Car.
      - Part One: Soughia and Chania
      - Part Two: To Kato Zakros

4) Kato Zakros to Chandras

5) to Chrisopigi...to Chrisopigi...to Chrisopigi!!!


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