You're in Greece, Greece leaves the euro. What happens..................

Read Simon Calder's article in today's Independent.

Making a drachma out of a crisis

Taking a wodge of cash is one way of coping when cash machines stop working, and banks are closed long-term.  But Greece, once so peaceful and law-abiding, is changing.  A conundrum.

The potential for Greek default and a return to the drachma

Greece joined the euro in January 2002.  I was in Naxos on Carnival weekend that year, and saw the Carnival procession along the Paralia.  One of the floats was a "funeral" for the drachma.  How would the Greeks view a return to the drachma?

Why Greece won't replace the euro with the drachma

Mmm - "Printing a new currency would take too long" doesn't seem to me to be a valid reason.