Shoes and Colossal Ruins
Evzones. That is the name of the ceremonial soldiers that guards the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier 24 hours a day, every day of the
Tag: Greece
Last climb of the trip – Lycabettus Hill
Lycabettus Hill . . . . Not a name that rolls of the tongue. Even harder to remember. And certainly not as famous as the
Temple of Poseidon
Athens Its 4:40am. Someone’s tapping gently on the door to our room in Oia. No one should be awake at this time . . .
Porch of the Maidens
Since my series is still on Greece, I can’t help but submit another piece for the weekly challenge on refraction. Evening was fast approaching and
Hooked on the blue domes
Where is it?? We were walking up and the pedestrian path in Oia (pronounced ee-uh) looking for it. We’ve seen it on posters, travel books
Sailing the caldera in Santorini
(continued from our last post) Look straight ahead. Stare at the horizon. Have some salted peanuts. That last one is a bit dubious but when
I think I’ll be fine
We were in spectacular Santorini. Dreamy cool breezes. Clear skies. Glorious sunshine. To top it off, a dreamy sailboat cruise awaited us. What more could
Ikijimi my fish?
Greek food is something we enjoy. (In fact there’s not much in the food category that we don’t). And there are of course plenty of