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Discovering Athens
... are filled with restaurants, cafes, and shops. There is always something to catch your eye! walked trough various little streets until we arrived at the bottom of the Acropolis. It was so crowded today! Lots of groups of tours all over the place! Wow, absolutely amazing! At the bottom of the Acropolis is the theatre of Herod Atticus, which was built in 161 A.D. by the Romans. If we are not mistaken, it is still used for concerts, ballets, etc. Further on is ...
Day 3 June 29 Let the Interviews Begin!
Today is a day of interviews and a day of demonstrating that my fear of missing connections is based on reality. As you may remember when I left off on my adventures I was lying awake fearful of missing my expensive photography adventure. I now continue lying awake until 5:30, my wake-up time. I offer up a prayer for God to give me energy, which He answers. I ride to the Acropolis, emerging from the subway to the aroma of delicious Greek ...
Athens: Mars Hill & the Acropolis
... have said, ‘We are his offspring.’
3) He tells them that worshipping gold, silver, and stone as idols is worship of false gods.
29 “Therefore since we are God’s offspring, we should not think that the divine being is like gold or silver or stone—an image made by human design and skill.
4) He calls for an end to the ignorance, and says that it is now time to repent, and through ...
Athens
... Andrew as we gingerly walked over the glass abyss; we knew exactly what you would have done!
The Plaka is an old section of town that is dotted with restaurants and many different shops. Narrow, tree-lined cobblestoned lanes with much comings and goings and plenty of Greek Passion. The tourist season is over so much of the population is either Greek or American. This has been the first place we have noticed the American Voice. Yes, it's very loud. Takes you a little bit to ...
A Last Look at Athens
... contained artifacts found in the Agora - remains of daily life in the market, as well as the many burials found in the Agora, and a plethora of pottery recovered from wells in the marketplace. Some fascinating pieces - lovely pottery and jewellery grave goods, discs used to vote for banishment (ostracism) of citizens, a ceramic potty for babies. The displays and interpretation were very well done. A perfect way to while away a couple of hours in ...
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