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A good place to pause and reflect
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Back at the ship that evening, we were invited to the Captain's cocktail party. The dinner was also special; caviar for my appetizer, lobster for my entree, and cake and coffee for dessert.
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A beautiful Greek Island
... Poseidon stepped on it (patima being Greek for "step"). It is also called the Sacred Island because it served as the place of exile for St. John the Evangelist. The same John whose tomb we saw in Ephesus. Exiled from Ephesus, St. John lived in a grotto beneath the Temple of Diana about 69 AD. It was here that he was ...
This Turkey needs some more Greece
Today we woke up leisurely and allowed our bodies to sleep in until they wanted to get up. We got into port in Kudasi, Turkey at 7am this morning. So, we decided to go wander the Turkish bazaar. We went into a Turkish rug shop with the store clerk. He brought us upstairs to their showroom and explained how they are handmade on the loom. Their different colors and patterns represent the villages they come from. They were made from silk, cotton ...
Lazy Life
... a very entertaining cabaret performance from the "Entertainment Team", including 4 men, crossed dressed men, singing the 80's hit "I Want to Break Free" which including so many Sharon Stone-esque Basic Instinct moves. After a few more cocktails in the lounge, we decided to see what was on offer at the disco. Not much was on offer, other than some young "frat-pack" teenagers. Not surprisingly, we back-pedalled out of there for one final nightcap in the Sky Bar.
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A WEEK TO THE ISLANDS OF LEROS, LIPSO AND PATMOS (
... are doing OK despite the financial crisis in Greece and it is not surprising if one hears that people in Athens are moving back to the land to get something to eat. The shop keepers also make sure that you know that the produce is all organic. Our morning cup of coffee was consumed in The bakery/café that had been noted in our pilot on the advice of Nicole Collins of S/V Grace.
On Friday July 13 we set sail for the island of Patmos, 11.5 miles ...