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Dhimitsana, Peloponnese, Greece
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Bugun Mora Yarimadasinin gobegindeyiz
... kalelerden biriydi ama yine grevlere yenik dustuk... kapaliydi. Kalenin oldugu dagin diyeyim cunku tepe falan hafif kalir oteki tarafinda guzel bir plaj varmis, kaleye gidemeyince orayi da iptal ettik ve yola ciktik.
Istikamet Vytina. Burayi ve etrafindaki baska koyleri Atina`da ki tavernada tanistigimiz adam tavsiye etmisti. Ilk tavsiyesi iyi cikinca devam ediyoruz.
Vytina, Mora yarimadasinin tam gobeginde ve daglik bir alanda. Yaklasik 1 saatte ve ...
A drive to the mountains
... a live play (annual event) at Epidavros. Epidavros was also a Greek healing center with some old ruins focused on healing. Not enough to justify a write off of the trip for health care consulting research. All in all, Epidavros should be on the must see list.
Now for the decision. Head south to Monemvasia (Gibraltar of Greece) or head west to ...
Olympia
... the intact space looked like. It was spectacular.
The Olympics were not just athletic contests but also a venue for writing, poetry and history readings. The site was a religious sanctuary and while many of the buildings were devoted to the housing of athletes and officials and training facilities, I would say an equal proportion of space was devoted to honouring the gods… particularly Zeus with temples . ...
VITINA, An Idyllic Traditional Village.
... hotel was not super back then, and because we had arrived late we just picked the first one we found. After all those years I am sure nothing will be the same.
I have read that years back there was a sanatorium here some km above the town, due to the good climate of this area. It was used for the soldiers and the old warriors of the Balkan Wars. Of course nowadays the sanatorium does not operate anymore however the very good climate ...
THE OLYMPICS......
... the Bus was travelling quite slowly, the winding roads definitely had the potential to cause motion sickness. We passed through several small villages on roads that were barely wide enough for a car, but George, our driver, skillfully maneuvered the large Coach through the labyrinth of narrow streets.
We eventually reached Olympia (over an hour late) and our Guide Nikki was waiting near the entrance to the Museum. We were given a few minutes for ...


