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Athens, Greece
... It was not a relaxing day in our room.... We couldn't use the balcony because of smelly barge outside, we couldn't stay in the room because they wanted in for a few hours to do some maintenance to the water system.....so we left and found a few quiet spots on the ship where we could read our books. Susie and Tony did the excursion to Acropolis because they had not been here before. ...
Acropolis in Athens
... Next we went back to the metro again and went to the main port where we tried to get our tickets for the ferry but didn’t have ID so couldn’t, and so headed to another (smaller but full and working) café for lunch. After lunch we still had quite some time to kill so wandered around and sat down until our bags got dropped off so we could get tickets and hop on the ...
Our Athens Anniversary
... stood up and joined us, trotting along and occasionally stopping to sniff or piddle on something. He got into the Acropolis before we did, incidentally. There were huge crowds, and then they closed the gate (when we had just gotten our tickets, around 10 AM) because there were too many people in there already. When they opened the gate, we shuffled through en masse and started up the hill to the ruins.
Bryan and I were both hooked up via earbuds to ...
Bold and Borderline
... Parthenon in all its crumbling solidarity.
The Acropolis Museum was hard to get my head around, thinking about how long ago 600 BC is takes me a lot of effort. How many generations fit between then and me? Everything in there was too old to fathom yet beautiful and skilfully made.
I’m not sure Athens is the top of my must visit city list, then again I wasn’t there long enough to make that decision. ...
Pro Tip: Don't Miss the Bus
... I should also note that the British decided to help as much as possible in scattering chunks of history around the world when they took the statues and friezes back to the British Museum in the 1800s. What's there now is actually the not-finished product of 30 years of reconstruction and archeology. Oh and it's freaking amazing.
From the Parthenon we began an abbreviated city tour, the first small segment of which I slept through, ...
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