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The Schindlers Conquer the World, Part 2
... was about 20 feet below current Rome, so that was cool.
Greece
... UNO to get us through it! We were met by the hostel on arrival and taken to Perissa beach in the south of Santorini. Our hostel was 2 houses back from the beach and had a nice pool. We dumped our bags and headed to the beach with a few others. Ian resisted a cheap massage from the Thai ladies. After some beach time, a cheap dinner (the biggest kebab ever!) and a few drinks we called it a night.
The next morning we moved hostels to Villa Marcos where it was a ...
Wild dogs and crazy taxi drivers in Athens
... dog biting and scratching it. They was a lady in the middle of the fight and she started screaming. It said in the Guide book” the Acropolis is not to disappoint” but sadly it was a very big disappointment. It had scaffolding , cranes, builders and piles of rubbish everywhere. One man tried to steal a rock from it but a guard caught him red handed. We were all disappointed with the Acropolis and Athens but at least the food was ...
Naval Gazing and a Surprising # of Movie Quotes
... at breakfast, packed the bus, and got rolling on what was possibly the shortest bus ride we've taken from a hotel to a target site: the temple to Apollo at Delphi approximately 1 mile away. Our time there started with a marathon lecture session from both Wheaton faculty and Mama Voula which ran about 2 hours, sitting on rocks at the foot of the mountain of the ruins. I didn't realize just how much the story of Apollo prefigures the story of Christ: ...
Greece Strikes & Rome Lost for a Day
... back together and having tucked away some light snacks, we all decide to see the sights of Rome by night. The receptionist at the hotel that we were now booked into was very informative and helpful, like every other person we’ve ever met except for the knob head. Together we all went out for dinner and then went and explored the Trevi fountain and Colosseum by night, it truly was spectacular and a great way to end a crummy ...
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