Clio Hotel Perissa
Perissa, Santorini, Cyclades, 847 03, Greece
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Arrival in Frankfurt
Well, we made it to Germany in one piece; our luggage didn't. We had a quick plane change in London, and because of a delay leaving Chicago (a fine gentleman in first class decided he could get away with one more cigarette in the plane's lavatory while taxiing, resulting in us not taking off, returning to the terminal, him getting arrested, and a …
Rock Bottom in Santorini
Another miserable 8 hour boat ride and we finally made it from the island of Crete to the island of Santorini. The ferry boats over here are downright painful to take long trips in. The whole ride your face vibrates and you sit there trying to get some sleep while trying not to notice the fat old Greek men snoring with their guts hanging so far out …
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Grand sunsets
... setting sun lit up the island, it was
great. After the sun had set I went and had dinner, then I collected
my passport, then went to a magic show that was on in the theatre.
When that ended I went to the casino, where I played for a bit, then
went up to the disco, but it looked dead, so I went back to the
casino where I talked to some of the group that were still awake.
Overall at the casino I came out on top. At about 11.30pm I went back
to my room where I went to bed.
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Reunited
... definitely okay with it! At this point I could see Lauren’s eyes go bright with excitement as if she thought she could switch meals with me. This would not happen (though I did share some with her).
After an amazing meal, we paid our bill and then headed out to the beach for another relaxing day soaking up the rays. We walked to a different bar and ordered a drink for the two of us and then picked two nice umbrellas next to the ocean ...
Red beach relaxing
... a short hike over beach and red volcanic rock. Once we got to Red Beach we chose an umbrella and laid ourselves out. The umbrellas were grouped with two chairs each, one on either side. But the shade was only falling on one side of the umbrellas so we each took our own umbrella, leaving an empty lounger between us. A woman came over and charged Lucia 3 euros for her lounge chair. Lucia paid before the woman turned to me and demanded 7 euros. Her English was not enough ...



