Hotel Sandalis Sámos

Pythagorion Sámos, Northeast Aegean Islands, Greece

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Shake? Rattle? Roll?

A travel blog entry by mleff

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... says there was a 4.3 magnitude Earthquake in our vicinity at 5:59 this morning. It was not 5:59 when I woke up, so maybe I felt an aftershock. PARENTS: DON'T BE NERVOUS, FOR REAL!

Ok, we are off to Cappadocia later this afternoon! Our next entry will be from there.

Love,
Morgan
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Ephesus for the Restofus

A travel blog entry by mleff

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... t know how to artfully say that one. Anyway, you sat next to you buddy and gossiped and talked about the weather and news. It was as if you were sitting on a bench in the park. The toilet area was covered with a roof and fresh water ran underneath the toilets and in front of them. One would use the the "moving" water in front of you to wash with. It was very high tech. We also learned another interesting non-toilet fact. ...

It's a Pamukkale Christmas

A travel blog entry by mleff

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... I forgot the cord to connect my camera to my computer. Sorry everyone. We walked around the "travertines" or calcite pools at Pamukkale and they made us take off our shoes. I think I returned with only 9 toes because it was so cold and rough on your feet. Oh well, the stray dogs at Pamukkale can have it! The sights were very beautiful there, ...

Miletus

A travel blog entry by harrisg

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... by the government of Egypt, the Greek Ptolemies, to bring the Greeks and Egyptians together. Seraphis was a combination of Osiris and Apis, a bull deity, because, while the Greeks did not accept an animal-headed God, the Egyptians found Zeus and his colleagues a little foreign, so this synthetically produced God aimed to please everyone – and in ...

Kusadasi, House of Mary & Ephesus

A travel blog entry by tapestry

... from the Library to the main brothel which meant the men could say they were going to the Library but then slip down for an afternoon of pleasure.

Returning back down the front stairs of the Library to the square then through the arches leads you to the large agora or marketplace which is basically a big square marked by a few broken columns. A bit further on you arrive at the big amphitheater which is still used for concerts in the summer. It grand scale meant ...

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