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Radio producer/presenter and Technical Advisor at Corinium Radio. Spend my weekends driving abroad. Interested in politics, news & current affairs, baking, and my two cats. I read, write, and speak Greek and German. University of Gloucestershire Radio Production graduate. Based in Cirencester but often found on the road both in the UK and abroad.
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Athens

A-Z of My Favourite Holiday Destinations: Athens

April 11, 2020Fred Hart Leave a comment

I’ve been inspired by Victoria Hislop’s current project on Twitter – She’s tweeting an A-Z of her favourite places in Greece. Many places I’ve been to, many I haven’t. Continue reading →

A-Z of My Favourite Holiday Destinations, Athens 🇬🇷 A-Z, Athens, Greece, Holiday Destinations, Travel

Αθήνα – 2η Μέρα: Η Αλλαγή Φρουράς, Το Πολεμικό Μουσείο και η Παραλία Γλυφάδας

December 9, 2018Fred Hart Leave a comment

It was a warm day today, so when I got down to the coast – although most locals were sitting on the benches in their coats, hats, scarves and gloves, for me it was warm enough to go for a… Continue reading →

Athens 🇬🇷 Athens, Beach, Changing of the Guards, Glyfada, Syntagma, War Museum, Ελλάδα

Το Σαββατοκύριακο στην Αθήνα

December 8, 2018Fred Hart Leave a comment

Ιt felt like an English spring day and it was warm enough that I could take my coat off. Warm enough that I forgot that we are only 2 and a bit weeks away from Christmas.

Athens 🇬🇷 Acropolis, Athens, National Gardens, Parthenon, Philopappos Monument, Plaka, Zappeion, Ελλάδα

Overnight Stop in Athens

October 20, 2016Fred Hart Leave a comment

This is in fact the first time I have been to Greece ‘out of season’. It is that time of year when the nights are drawing in, temperatures are dropping and the tourists are leaving.

Athens 🇬🇷 Aegean Air, Apollo Hotel, Athens, Heathrow, Plane

Sunset from Mt. Lykavittos

August 15, 2016Fred Hart Leave a comment

We left the Underground at Syntagma/Σύνταγμα and walked through the Kolonaki/Κολωνάκι district, going up Ploutarchou/Πλουτάρχου Street until we reached the cable car which goes up the mountain. Continue reading →

Athens 🇬🇷 Athens, Giouvetsakia Taverna, Hill, Lykavittos, Mountain, Plaka, Sunset, View

Glafada Beach

August 15, 2016Fred Hart Leave a comment

We spent the afternoon down on the “Athens Riviera” coast, down by Glyfada/Γλυφάδα.

Athens 🇬🇷 Athens, Athens Riviera, Beach, Glyfada, Tram

Weekend in Athens

August 13, 2016Fred Hart Leave a comment

After breakfast this morning Corrie and I took a taxi from Lygia to the bus station (the ΚΤΕΛ terminal) in Lefkada’s main town. Shortly after 09:30 we departed on the coach for a weekend away in the Greek capital Athens.

Athens 🇬🇷 Athens, Bus, City Sightseeing, Coach, Coach Tour, Greece 2016, Syntagma

Mountains & Stadiums

July 6, 2014Fred Hart Leave a comment

Today I’ve been to Monastiraki, the University, I climbed Mt. Lykavittos, and I went to the Panathenaic Stadium.

Greece 2014 Athens, Monastiraki, Mt. Lykavittos, Panathenaic Stadium

City Exploration: Piraeus, Ag. Paraskevi and a Concert

July 4, 2014Fred Hart Leave a comment

Today has taken me to several places around the city. I really am making the most of my unlimited Athens travel pass. Although this does include the busses, I’ve yet to actually use them: the underground is more convenient.

Greece 2014 Agia Paraskevi, Athens, Athens Festival, City of Athens Symphony Orchestra, Concert, Music, NERIT, Piraeus

Syntagma Sq., the National Garden and the Archaeological Museum

July 2, 2014Fred Hart Leave a comment

My first full day in the city was spent exploring Central Athens. After breakfast in my hotel, I headed to the underground to get my 7 day all-Athens travel pass. For €14 I have unlimited travel on the metro, busses… Continue reading →

Greece 2014 Athens, Attiko Metro, Grand Tour of Greece, Metro Athinas, National Archaeological Museum, National Garden, Syntagma Square

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Fred Hart

I’m Fred Hart, from Cirencester in Gloucestershire.

I’m a Stock Controller by day; Out of my day job I’m a radio producer/presenter by night and the technical expert at Corinium Radio.

I spend my weekends driving abroad. I’m interested in politics, news & current affairs, baking, and my two cats.

I read, write, and speak Greek and German. University of Gloucestershire Radio Production graduate. Based in Cirencester but often found on the road both in the UK and abroad.

I blog about my travels, home baking, things I get up to at the weekend and politics.

I’m autistic, I have depression and anxiety, and travelling and presenting my radio show are often what keep me going.

Email: mail@fred-hart.uk

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