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Approaching the Island of Aegina
... buildings unfold, the many yachts in the harbor and I truly cannot wait to disembark and do some site-seeing. I know three nights are not enough but we shall try to make the most of this trip.
Tip:
I have come up with some guides stating that Aegina is the ideal place to stay if you want to explore Athens, but I will discourage you from doing so. This ...
I'm on a Boat, Part 2 of 2
... one significant hill away from thinking about pushing it back in, so I just shifted all my weight to the rear right side of the seat and wished I didn't have to turn right so often. Turns out this strategy actually worked a lot better than I was expecting. Once imminently dying or ruining the afternoon pushing 400 pounds 3 miles wasn't on my mind, the consideration of maybe having to pay for the tire suddenly was; I did sign an agreement that I'd return the vehicle ...
5th Day of the Cruise
... so much for not being hungry...we all ate every morsel) He wasnt doing it for anyone else...(all the other people looked local so it was obviously cos we were tourists...and looked like lovely people!!) all of this for no extra cost. ( I think it would be fair to say, this experience was one of the highlights of the cruise.)
Well on this high note, we took off for the station and we immediately knew things were not what they should be…we had ...
Acropolis
... around the neighborhood.
We stopped again later for a light dinner and more drinks, then headed to a nearby bar. After the bar and a long day of travel, room changing, and site seeing we headed back to our hotel for a good sleep. My mom left the following morning early, and John and I had one last day in Athens.
On our second day, John and I filled it with museums, walking, and gellato. We left the following day for Rome.
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Three nights in Athens
... next door to have a beer/wine or two, put your laundry in the dryer and return to your libations. They even had cash bingo starting at 9 p.m., whoohoo! Barb was wondering why the laundry was taking so long when I finally staggered back to the room.
The next three days were a blur of ancient sites, museums, churches, restaurants, bars, markets, street scenes, Greeks and tourists. We started with the hop on hop off tour bus to get ...