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Samos - our last night in Greece
... 12:30am. So after rearranging our days in Greece so we could leave on the correct day, we waited at the Port for our first ferry to arrive. We waited, and waited until finally it pulled in 1.5hrs late. It was again another incredibly windy day, which meant that all the ferries were running late and some of the high speed ferries were being canceled - were we going to make it? It was a terrible 2 hour journey to Mykonos, the ...
MVTB#18: Byzantium
... decided that he needed to be famous and since there were no reality TV shows at the time for him to join, he did the next best thing and burnt the temple to the ground. Legend says that Artemis was preoccupied at the time so couldn't help her temple...she was in Macedonia witnessing the birth of Alexander the Great. Alexander would later visit the ruins and made an offer to the people of Ephesus to rebuild the temple, just as ...
Ephesus
... the World - The Ancient Church of Artemis. Alas, it was no more, but they had placed some of the pieces of marble column into a whole, and so, it was. A little underwhelming but as later explained, in the immediate area, adjacent to our Hotel, was 200 years of religious history - pagan church, mosque and the Church of St John, who had fled the Romans and settled in the area, while assisting the Virgin Mary in her final years. It is an amazing place, laced with ...
Brief History: Byzantine Ephesus
... of the city. Some buildings were no longer used, others were repaired and new monuments were put up. The embolos, the main road connecting the Agora and the Library of Celsius, was set up with new statues, commemorating the city's importance in Late Antiquity. This street was paved with marble, which is still visible and used today. It was lined with shops and other monumental buildings like that of the Temple of ...
Adventure...
... A group of young men were there, and a couple of them came over to talk to us, and act as translators. This kind of thing happens all the time in Turkey. People just help.
When it was time for them to leave, the young man first came over to our table, made sure everything was ok, told us how much we would owe the owner, apologized for leaving, then finally went on his way.
Not too long afterwards, we left as well, and rode down out of the mountains and ...
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