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Delfos
... o, que também era atleta, mas só tinha ganho em Delfos. Quando os atletas ganhavam provas era-lhes oferecido a coroa de louros e era efectuada uma escultura (estátua) do atleta.
Quando saímos do museu fomos para o Hotel Amália, onde nos iríamos instalar. O Hotel era espectacular, enorme, com linhas modernas e direitas, e situado numa zona privilegiada, donde se podia observar uma vista ...
The Big Race
... the race of a lifetime. The race took us 192 meters out to the markers and 192 meters back to the start/finish line. The youth won out with Zakary arriving in First Place, Ethan in Second, and Elyse in Third. Scott and Alexia ran out of gas after the first 192 meters and tied for a distant Fourth Place. The boys ran the race as close to the original Olympians as they could, without shirts. We learned that the original Olympians ...
Athens - day 5
... i literally came to a sudden stop in front of Van Gogh's self-portrait and stood there in awe, complete with mouth hanging open
Present day:
hot as ****, i said that, right?
i love Athens, i love her sounds, i love her small inconvenient streets, i love that there are both locals and tourists in the same place, eating the same food, walking the same streets...i love that there are ...
Apollo, mountains, and warm weather
... kind of like today, my house is bigger than yours, my car is nicer than yours, etc. Today all of the statutes are gone with the exception of one temple like structure which was originally built by the city-state of Athens.
The ancient site of Delphi is built on the side of a hill/mountain and as we walked up we first saw where the shop keepers would have had their shops for the people to purchase their ...
Athens Tour
... is “the rock” where Paul first brought news of Jesus to the greeks. Just a few feet away is the marble platform carved out as the setting of the first democratic government…a place for the citizens of Athens to speak their mind regarding issues of the day, votes taken, and laws established. It was pretty awesome to think we were treading on the very same marble ground as Socrates and Plato and those other greek philosophers we read about in history books. ...