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OOPS, One More Interesting Greek Island
... century BC, dedicated to a local goddess who was later associated with Athena.
We then went to the Monastery of Agios Nectarios. You will find this hard to believe but it is a 20th century AD building.
Aegina is best known for growing pistachio ...
The Amazing coasts of the resort !
... great and there are several tourists swimming out there this afternoon. Of course there are two more pools in the resort one of which is heated –ideal for the cold winter days, and the other one close to the open air theatre.
Unfortunately I cannot stay longer than an hour in the water as I have another appointment but at least I enjoyed being out here even if it wasn’t for long.
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Making the most of the old and the new.
... in fact I must have come that way even longer ago, in 1974 when I first came to Greece and took a rail journey to the Peloponnese.
Now, though I take a taxi or walk from the hotel to the new Korinthos Station on the edge of the city. At least, it was on the edge a few years ago, but I notice the city is spreading towards it, as inevitably happens when new transport ...
Greek Voyage
... tendor ride around the islands, which looked spectacular at night with all the lights speckling the base of the mountains. Yet another successful day on GB!
I do not know how these people do it. Everyone was awake at about 07h00 and getting everything ready to leave. The only reason I knew this was because the rattling of the anchor being raised woke me up. I was so tired and was also first one on watch so to keep my mind occupied and focused I decided to go ...
Paul's Ol' Stomping Grounds
... Sea and Aegean Sea. It's 6343 meters long and 79 meters down to sea level where the canal water is 8m deep. It's just huge to look at!
A taxi took us from the canal to Ancient Corinth. Overall, there were hardly any tourists that we saw in any part of Corinth. The remains of the ancient city sit at the base of the Acrocorinth and still felt pretty high up compared to today's Corinth. When I say remains, there is literally only ...
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