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The long Flight and first day in Greece
I traveled from Savannah to Altanta and met up with the group from California as we next headed to JFK in New York. Our next flight was the long character building run from New York to Athens, Greece. I was fortunate enough to sit next to a young guy named Constantin who was from Athens. He was returning from a fun filled 10 days in the US. Part of …
Oct 01, 2012
Started walking at 6am this morning with the moon on the other side of the mountain so stars light the sky. The valley was due east so an hour after we started dawn began to break right in front of us. Everything was blue then red then full autumn colour. Kiki talked about her philosophy @. We walked fast and reached ... Before 9. We waited for a local who rally drove us back to the station just in time for the Kiki's ...
Sep 30, 2012
... a trail of cloud would form a dome over my head from horizon to horizon. At one point I frissoned hares then ever. I also peed on top of Zuse's throne. Dispite my apprehension about the decent it was as easy as everyone said. Something about being on your bum made it feel much safer and the fear on the way up unwarranted. Onwards along smaller crumblier paths carved into slope. Glasses acted as blinders to the ...
Sep 29, 2012
... Muses Plateau and Refuge C. Arrived to coal smoking meats, tsipouro, greek and laughter. No beds left so I'd have to sleep outside in bag. Made friends and found Kiki, the girl form the train station. Was able to enjoy Greek conversation, food and the friendliest of company all night. Suddenly freezing. The full moon rose and we went to the edge of the plateau to watch it. I was falling asleep so Mike gave me a tent and mat even though others were more ...
Wheels and Barrows
... the top of the hills whereupon the city is built that were
for settlers following the 192(2?) population exchange between Greece and
Turkey. From there it was a bus drive through some of the prettier
agricultural land I've seen on this trip to Aegia (pronounced I-ya), the old
capital of Phillp II of Macedon. Even if you're not a history person you
should know about that guy, so I'll do more of an impact than recounting of his
life: ...
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