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Viagem de grego!!
... para Patra. Chegamos as 13h e então pegamos outro ônibus para o Porto! Chegamos as 13:50 mais ou menos! Ai ficamos fazendo hora! Acabei comprando 2 perfumes de tédio!!!!! Fizemos o check in e as 16h embarcamos! Pode ver pq to entediada! Agora são 00:32 e ainda não dormi! Acabei vencida pelo sono e consegui dormir um pouco! Considerando que as poltronas eram super desconfortáveis e tipo as de ônibus! Tinha ...
Quick stop in Athens - bye bye Greece!
... of the day was seeing a turtle!! It was rustling around in the bushes near the Temple; a turtle in Athens - who would've thought?! It was so cute. After our historical day we headed back to the hostel and had some dinner and drinks on the rooftop bar. We had a nice early night as we were all up bright and early at 430am for our flight - sleepy heads! Rome here we ...
Prostitutes, Corrupt Politicians and Graffiti!
... to a lesson on the oldest profession.
Athens is the birthplace of so much of what we have today……democracy likely the most important contribution to western civilization but at what cost? I have never been to a country that has such a deep and angry hate for ALL their politicians. Greece has problems (lots of them) and EVERYONE we have spoken to blames the politicians. From experience, it ...
Was the trip worth it?
... we arrived at the port and then five minutes later boarded the ship which headed back to Athens almost immediately It was a long eight hours to getting back after eleven and Bront commented that as relaxing as being on the island had been the cruise was as bad as an airline flight which we have to face later in the week and of course we have an early flight tomorrow, so another day of rising at what seems like sparrows to ...
Day 255 - Junior & Senior Craigs Reunite!
... meat is called Kebap (in Turkey – Kabab Anglicised). All the same. All deeeelish!
- Kismet. A Turkish (and Urdu) term referring to fate or destiny. A predetermined course of events (from the Persian – gesmat; from the Arabic – gisma)
- The Turks are an inclusive society and also extremely patriotic. It is no wonder given how often historically and how ...
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