Olympion Asty
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The cruise- an epic saga PART 1
... the cruise terminal and boarded the monstrosity of a ship.
The Costa Fascinosa is GINORMOUS. It’s Costa’s newest and biggest member of the fleet, (perhaps since they were running low on ships recently) and it can only be described by the acronym OTT. (over the top) The décor is fabulously tacky, the music is cheesy to max, the food is out of this world good in massive quantities, nothing, and I mean nothing, is subtle in any way. We waved goodbye as the ...
Volos Lunch Stop & Agria
... cutie reminded me of me when I was little. She was funny, Troy did a little splash and from then on she didn’t like him and if Troy came near her she would get out of the pool, stand up and turn her back to him. We had to laugh. I was playing with her with some shells and had a little laugh and mucking about with her but didn’t speak to each other. She was so cute. Anyway back to our room to chill out. We order room service - a yummy pizza. ...
Mystra, Kalamata & Birthplace of the Olympic Games
... don’t the French speak Greek then I would say). This reason I don’t blame the Greeks at all.
16 OCTOBER 2012 - We had breakfast in our hotel at Olympia, basic dry cake, bread, honey, juice and tea. We went to collect our clean clothes, exciting day!!! For some reason some of our clothes were still damp but hey they are clean. We say goodbye to Olympia, a nice small and relaxing town with an amazing Ancient Olympia site which we both loved.
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Magnificent Meteora
Spent the morning visiting and encouraging George at the church; the Christian Center struggles with growth in such a historically Orthodox culture. He shared his biggest prayer need - that the Lord would bring forth two or three men to serve as godly elders, currently they have none. After the morning we all drive out to see an amazing sight...the Greek Orthodox monasteries on the cliffs of ...
Private Olympics
... the museum. Now I’m not your classic museum-lover, certainly not when it comes to archaeological finds; I like reading information and learning things, not looking at old stuff, so there are only so many bits of tin and clay I can really endure. But apart from the many tin-and-clay-objects in the first few halls, this one swiftly gave way to the zenith of the site and the many friezes, sculptures and other statuary that ...
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- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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