Ionian Ermones Golf Palace Corfu

... of the Paleo Frourio, an old Venetian fort. That was pretty cool. Then, late this afternoon we went through the Archaeological Museum. We didn't spend much time here since it was close to closing time and we were all tired from the water park.<br><br>That evening though we ate at our first authentic Greek taverna, we found one playing Greek music ...

... why I wasn't taking video sooner I'll never know. But I am now. However, I have to pay $0.60/minute for internet so I will probably wait to upload all the photos until the end of the trip when I'm at a regular internet place.<br><br>Hope you all are also having a fabulous and relaxing week. And if you're not, take a deep breath and remember, "We're all going to the same place. We're going to get there. Just relax." I'm hoping that was calming and not just morbid. :)<br><br>

... road to hail a woman who had just crossed with a lunch in her hands, he persuaded her to give it to him and we lurched off down the road with him holding a steaming bowl of potato stew in one hand and a large bun in another. In the interests of road safety Chris offered to nurse the stew &#8211; phew!!!! It was hot in Oia and the scenery spectacular, better than all the paintings and post cards depicting it. Even saw an Asian couple having their ...

... there was another rally this time the Prime minister was making a speech in the square we decided not to hang around for it but went to collect our bags and go for some soulvakli.<br><br>The boat was due in at 9 but was late due to the weather conditions so we waited in the cafe at the harbour when we got there guess who was there only Brian and the American girls turned out they were getting the same boat as us. Brian was taking an unfortunate suspect back to scum ...

... back to the hotel and booked a really nice place in Sorrento with a swimming pool just hope its open the pool at this time of year and its only 7 days now till Danielle comes to meet us in Italy I am so excited to see her.<br><br>Met some English men travelling around there were about our age and they were dead nice so asked them did they want to come for a quick drink with us and we went for some wine. Then for the most food in the world both Ian ...

... facilities and I went over to see how much it was 106 euros a night for a room which isnt too bad its a really cool place somewhere I would like to stay rather than here its cruel torture seeing all that luxery next door when I have toe nails and hairs in the shower ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh<br><br>Anyways last night so had a few beers with everyone and a Greek dinner of pasta shapes with cheese grated on top ha ha with that special Greek salad again.

... themselves. When they go into the room of the saint's sarcophagus they kissed the pictures on it. The one picture in the centre at the top has almost vanished with all the touching and kissing and wiping. They took the candles outside and lit them out there. We found a McD's and had a milk shake. They had some stuffed toys saying 2004 Athens Olympic games but wouldn't sell me one, they are for the store's display. We then walked through the narrow streets ...

... roer schuurt langs de rotsen. De wind blijkt te zijn gedraaid en toegenomen en staat nu vol op de zijkant. Normaal gesproken zou dit goed moeten gaan maar ons anker blijkt niet te houden. We liggen helemaal scheef en moeten direct vertrekken. Lijn naar de kant weer los, anker eruit en opnieuw proberen. De bodem blijkt heel **********s anker wil met geen mogelijkheid grip krijgen. Waar we het ook proberen in de kleine baai, overal lijkt het goed te gaan, maar als we gaan snorkelen om ...

... woke up in pain, with what I am fairly certain is an ear infection. I found out, though, that prescription drugs are available over the counter in Greece. It was weird. Elie and I caught a cab ride into town to find a pharmacy. We got a friendly cabbie, who chatted with us about the time he'd lived in Canada and the U.S. and he drove around looking for an open pharmacy for us, going out of his way to help. It's really nice meeting someone extra ...

... sides, almost all of them damaged and parched-looking, amid thorny bushes and ancient olive trees. A warm breeze (we've yet to experience a cool one) was a portent of our arrival at the coast as we joined a much busier road that ran parallel to a long sandy beach. We turned down a dust track past angular concrete skeletons that will one day be villas and restaurants and rode the bike onto the sand, the back wheel spinning furiously as it began to bury itself ...