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After Living on the Island of Rhodes. Greek Isle, sorry I cannot remember the name of our hotel Resot. It was not directly on the beach, but was across they highway from a small piece of sand and of course water. The resrort had nice swimming pools and 2 person bungalows on some upper floor like 12th, 13th or 14th. After attending Law school here for three weeks and visiting Lindos often and my most memorable class ever. This class was called comarium ...

... through - houses and business - were flat-roofed, and most of the hills/mountains I saw looked plateaued as well.

The weather was amazing while I was on Rhodes and the last day was absolutely magnificent. I went crazy with my camera and sat for quite a while watching the pinks and blues in the sky, and the silvery shimmer on the water until the day slowly disappeared.

I found the locals wonderfully friendly and eager to please any tourist who ...

... starboard side so we could make out the landmarks. When the weather eventually cleared we walked the short 500m to entrance to the Fort.

This was our second trip to Rhodes. Previously we hired a car and toured around the island taking in the ancient site of Lindos so we were planning to spend a lot more time in Old Town. Externally the fort is reminiscent of some other great fort ports like Dubrovnic and Tallin but once inside the town has very much is own ...

I was really overdue my holidays, finally getting to take it in October and I just signed up to two weeks of not doing much in Turkey with a couple of friends in a group. For me though not doing much isn't my cup of tea so I took every chance to re-live my old Turkey memories, from food, sights, sea, dancing and ahem, yes the men, again :)

Please come back soon as I update all the stories from the two weeks. Thanks.

... Mariana from Montenegro, Mili from Serbia and myself, went for a little wander. Four Slavic chicas = troubles :P On our way we found a sculpture of a sea horse, which automatically reminded me of that hot day in San Juan, when altogether with Ben and without my voice, we were walking down the streets of Puerto Rico. And because Maya knows Ben, as they used to work together in another ship, we took a picture together with the sea horse :D

... went to the old town of Rhodes. The winding medieval streets are wonderful. So much atmosphere. The streets felt very quiet and uncrowded since it is the end of the season. We stopped for a drink in one of the gazillion little restaurants and had some wine. While we sat and watched the passersby, it started to rain. Not just a little rain but a downpour. The pigeons left, the stray dogs took cover and the cats vanished. It truly is the end of the season.

... som jeg har på bloggen min. Maten går ned og jeg returnerer hjem med videokamereaet. Anja går rett ned på stranda. Før jeg slår følge skal jeg fylle mer luft i flytemadrassen. Ved siden av butikken er det en automatisk luftpumpe som fyller opp oppblåsbare gjenstander. Dit går jeg og fyller luft i madrassen min. Så bærer det ned på stranda."Suprise, suprise", gjett hvem som nå har kommet på stranda? "Yes, the monkey's are back in town". De ...

Catching the 1700 from Iraklion to Rhodestown - 14.5 hours on a ferry and its' GA Ferries again. Nasty, old, mildewy, and moldy GA - love it! I told Kerry if she covers 40 Euros of it, I'll pay the difference for us to stay in a cabin...with a shower and our own NON stinky toilet. She agrees. I add on the requirement for a back massage and the next dessert. She agrees. Saw this gorgeous hound dog stray ...

... around. I walked down a narrow passageway to a cosy courtyard. Some of the doors to the rooms were open and I looked in. I coughed but nobody stirred. I stomped up some crooked stone stairs and found a small roof terrace with views of the cobbled street, and at the end of the street a thin patch of blue sea below the mountains of Western Turkey. The ambience was just right. I made up my mind that we were staying here.

We fetched our stuff up from the square and sat on the roof ...