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Olympia
Olympia was only a one day stop but it was pretty cool to see the site of the first Olympics. We got to walk in the original stadium and I must say that Olympia's archaeological museum just might be my favorite. The famous statue of Hermes is there (the one they think Michaelangelo modeled his David after). PLUS THE PRIME MINISTER OF GREECE STAYED …
The cruise- an epic saga PART 1
... loves dancing, everybody’s happy. We were both very impressed with the ancient ruins. Yes, it was essentially a day of listening to stories and staring at rocks, but somehow just trying to imagine that exact location thousands of years ago being used by so many famous legends, it was kind of crazy. We got to see where the old Temple of Hera was before it got kind of destroyed by a couple earthquakes. Same sad ending for the temple of Zeus but the ruins were still beautiful ...
Mystra, Kalamata & Birthplace of the Olympic Games
... of snoring, arrr! Anyway up we get and its not raining, its overcast with glimpses of sunshine. We have basic breakfast in our hotel, tea, dry cake, cereal and juice. All ok. We pack our clothes and take them to the laundry. 12 euro for all our clothes, no worries!
We head off to Ancient Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games which is just up the road from our hotel so we walked. The town here is pretty small and its mostly flat so it easier on ...
Today we visit the Olympic village
... back to the finish line. Some people ran, but it was very hot for a foot race. We found the location where the Olympic flame is lit every two years, before beginning the journey to the site for the current games. Then we walked back into town, found a free wifi spot and sat down. Jen and Kristina ordered baklava, Lori and I ordered coconut cake. The baklava was about the size of a burrito!!! Our cake was about the same size. Both ...
Our Last Stop :(
... Party is the hilight of each cruise. Everyone is encouraged to dress in white, but never fear, if you've forgotten your white outfit, just take the sheet off your bed and wear it toga style!! Well, when in Greece!!! The first hour the entertainment staff is dancing behind white screens and on the dance floor with the guests. After that first hour, it continues on with the dance party until late into the night. After another late night, it's a good thing tomorrow is a sea day! ...
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