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  1. Dear Editor,
    I am deeply honoured for havng these pictures and poem of mine published in Chronology. Please accept my wholehearted thanks for this wonderful gesture which I greatly value and for which I am most grateful.
    With all good wishes and my friendship,
    Dimitris N. Chryssochoou

    1. Dear Dimitris,

      Thank you very much for your kind and heartfelt words. It was a great pleasure and honour for us to publish your beautiful photographs and poem in “Chronology”. We are truly grateful for your contribution and very happy to have your work as part of our journal.

      With our warmest wishes and appreciation,
      The “Chronology” Editorial Team.

      1. Dear members of the Editorial Team, I am most grateful for your kind reply, it is truly an honour to be hosted in your outstanding journal. With my warmest thanks, Dimitris

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