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January 08, 2009

World Wide Rave in Athens, Greece

Dimitris Christofileas took photo outside a Starbucks in Glyfada, Athens. Greece.

Dimitris is an advertising copywriter and viral marketing aficionado. He says: "I printed the poster in a local print shop to save time because the post from the States can take up to a month for a letter to arrive!"
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Galini Beach, Greece

Good work Dimitris, it's encouraging to see fresh ideas from young people in Greece, keep it like that!

Posted by: Galini Beach, Greece | March 12, 2010 at 03:11 PM

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