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Day 27 Athens
... was amazing, the structure was amazing what they are trying to do to fix it is amazing. We have also booked today to fly to Italy go around by train for 9 days then fly directly to Cairo.anyway after a great local dinner we are back at the hotel room uploading photos and thinking of the day. Hey mum and dad we were at the city centre t the time of all the "trouble " and although busy and noisy all ...
To The Parthenon and beyond....
... guide at the base of The Parthenon. She managed to string 4 of us together and we split her charge of 100 euro.. In the end, she was very informative and worth the investment...
From there we spent an hour at the Acropolis Museum. Very impressive, one of those places you could spend hours, and still not see everything...
Lunch at "Gods cafe" was delicious. ...
Our Athens Anniversary
... to go tomorrow. They are going to get there slower and see how the weather is in the morning. The forecast is for 60 mph winds.
After dinner, they brought us a specially made anniversary cake. Bryan had requested that they make something different than they usually do for celebrations, so that it would be dairy free and I could enjoy it. It was thin layers of yellow cake (pancake-like) with strawberry filling, garnished with raspberries and cookies. ...
Athens, Delphi, Meteora, Athens
... treasuries in which to store their offerings. The status of the church as the richest corporation in the kingdom dates a long way back. Then off to the town of Meteora which serves as a tourist destination for those interested in the pinnacle perching monasteries. It is interesting to observe that the density of tourists is sufficient to make this a noticeably more affluent town than most others we have passed through in the country ...
Pro Tip: Don't Miss the Bus
... on the head and let's them be happy with themselves. Dinner was good, but what we were really after was sunset from the Temple to Poseidon. The myth goes something like this: after Athena won the right to have Athens named after her, her competitor Poseidon was likely to be grumpy towards the Athenians, so they built him a temple (oh and also a fortress) on a hill commanding oceanic passage along the west coast of their ...
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