Hotel La Mirage Athens

... else.. aside form being extremely hit on my some waiter dude who would NOT take no for an answer the sea was extremely rough and well in the morning I was a tad green. I debated getting out of bed to shower thinking that would be helpful.. Got in the shower and well.. I quickly got out and got rid of my dinner fomr the night before.. Got back in the shower..
When I was done holding on for dear life while ...

... and noise and great food! we stopped to eat in a local greek barbeque cafe and had the best greek food ever. We tried spinach pies, greek salad, beef gyros (pronounced Yee-ro), and chicken bacan souvkali! Yum! i'm looking forward to our next greek port! tonight has been very relaxing. we ate by the pool and now we are having drinks with rene and dwight in their hot tub! tomorrow...mykonos!

... Moshe was pretty weird, considering he was a cross dresser, who was into nude modeling and a sex freak. he gave us a really good tour of the nightlife though. The next day we see a few more of the smaller ruins nearby our hostel, they were really good though. you can actually walk through them. then we walk up the mountain where there is a church and you can see the entire city. it was a great view. then on the walk back we went to a museum. we finally got our bags ...

... Dlatego w Atenach pozegnalismy Maje. Wymagajaca, gdy przychodzi z nia pracowac, w zyciu prywatnym - wariatka. Mam nadzieje, ze jeszcze sie z nia zobacze. ENGLISH: We shared the cabin together for less than 3 weeks, but crazy times it was! How many sleepless nights we had, due to chatting until 4 o`clock in the morning or even longer. In a certain evening we we laying down in beds and as usually, we wouldn`t stop talking. Maja would say: "I don`t like when somebody ...

... the bottom of a cliff and the only way down is through a narrow trail, so steep you have to almost abseil down with a rope that is tied into the cliff face. Once at the bottom you are rewarded with the most tranquil of coves, a very romantic setting that had me thinking to myself that it would have been nice to share the experience with the love of your life rather than one of your best mates. We enjoyed Milos so much that the planned two night stay turned into four although we think we ...

Hi everyone, Nic here. It has been a while since I have made an entry. Matt has been braving the world of travel by himself the last few months, while I was back in reality in Brissy, loving every second, but missing him like crazy ! Now, I have done what I needed to do, and the timing is right to head back and continue our journey together, on the condition that this time we will return to Aus together. So it is ...

... start dancing than fight. But of course they did neither of those things; their job is to stand perfectly still, not moving anything but their eyes (if they're lucky) for one hour, three times every 48 hours. Apparently their barracks are nicer than most and they are better cared for, which leads me to believe that their position as a guard of the House of Parliament, and the Memorial to the Unknown Soldier that stands there, is one of high ...

... was gorgous, as were the monasteries. The first one was quite small but had awesome views and like all of them a cute little chapel/church, with the roof and walls entirely painted over. This was also the monastery thats featured in the James Bond movie For Your Eyes Only, if anyones seen it. The second one was quite a bit larger. From there its about an 8km walk up to the top 3 monasteries, with a tiny nunnery also on the way. But during my hike up it began to ...

Combined Entry for Karpathos The trip to Karpathos was a part of the 'roots' portion of this journey. I want to get to know the man who is married to my biological mom. Now, as with all blog entries dealing with friends and family, I am not going to share details that are in any way of a personal nature (if I can help it) so this in some ways will make bland reading- as much of the interest lies in the details and interactions, that you don't get to read! Anyway. We drove in ...

... the building. While it is true that this is a Roman building and not a Greek one, its reconstructed presence on the site would give the tourist a better understanding of the magnificent structures that once populated the Agora. I suppose that money is the main reason why these structures are not reconstructed. Still, it would be nice if reconstruction were made a priority.

The value of reconstruction is seen at the Stoa of Attalos. This massive building was Classic ...