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70 Possidonos Avenue Athens, Attica, Greece, 166 75, 210-898-1183
I had a very hectic arrival in Greece. I had to be rerouted to Frankfurt and avoid Lufthansa strikes...it was quite an experience. But now I am here and I am loving it! We had our first class today and I've already made a few friends. We went to the beach after class. The water here has so much salt in it that it takes no effort to float. It's hot but not unbearable (afterall I live in Sacramento where 104 is normal). I'm surprised that everyone here speaks English. But I'm practicing my Gree...
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Athens, Greece naturcert... dating back several thousand years up through about the third century. The first room had things from the 8th century B.C. I walked around and looked at everything in about five minutes and Vicki read the descriptions of each item which took about half an hour. There are maybe thirty to fifty rooms in the whole museum. I gently suggested to Vicki that if we took that long in each room we would be there for two days. We managed to see everything in about 3-1/2 hours.
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... talking to Sophie and Amanda, and apparently they only spoke Greek and, guess what, Italian. So basically I was the only one who was able to talk to them. It was really funny. And then one of the guys just latched him onto me. It was weird, but he told me I was pretty, so you know I like a good ego boost. LOL. I am not going to lie. The next day though he called me three times! I told him I would only be in town for two days! I was like, wow he ...
Athens, Attica, Greece bsbfanatik... Byl juz 11 lipca i Marcin wlasnie skonczyl 25 lat. Byl zaskoczony, ze wiedzialam. Wypilismy po piwku. Wrocilismy do domu na piechote, po 2 nad ranem i od razu padlismy, zmeczeni. ENGLISH: We slept almost till 11. It was so hot out there, that we would be wandering around the flat without a reason. After showers and breakfast we went to sleep again. Marcin was getting a cold (air-conditioned locals!) and fell asleep straight away, I layed down in the other room and was listening ...
Athens, Attica, Greece bogna... that we would have raced to get was long gone. Trains run very infrequently and are often late in Greece because most of the lines are single tracks, forcing trains to often wait in a station for another train to pass. The train to Athens was a very scenic one. We passed through several small towns along the water that looked very quiet and personal, but were most likely tragically transformed into pseudo extensions of Italian or American vacation living during the high season ...
Athens, Greece tbassplayer... only and there were a large number there. There were battlements at the Port entrance with plenty of old cannons. The temperature was about 31 degrees and we had 1.5 hours to explore. I did the battlements and Jackie did the markets. Jackie also went for a donkey ride with one of the other women in the group for 20 minutes and thoroughly enjoyed herself. Made me envious. I also went into the Hydra historical Museum and that was ...
Athens, Greece warwicksoption... the check list. With hopes of heading to Santarini i was doing some research. There seems to be a huge drunken festival this weekend and all the prices were somewhat inflated. So i may have to miss the Greek Islands, but ill ask some locals and see what they recommend. Middle aged Greek Men seem to be the nicest. I spent an entire afternoon with a group of ...
Athens, Greece roamingwilliam... His brother (I call him Bob) sits by me and sips the local wine. Soon huge arguing between Hronis and Joe ensues- politics. Irenee says nothing and stares at her hands for the next hours as they pass slowly- occasionally I catch her eye as either 'Joe' fills another glass with Johnnie Walker- Alex stares at the TV, answers only when spoken to, moves away from the smoke to try and get his cell phone to work. It got wet the other day and is a source of constant attention and ...
Athens, Greece tomsmidlife... convenient was the fact that they took credit cards. We decided to call back to the States to tell our families that we made it safely. But, we could never get the phones to work. They wouldn’t accept our cards. Finally, after about 10 minutes of trying various phone numbers and card combinations, a janitor walked up to us and told us that the phones didn’t take credit cards. This would be precursor to a condition we found throughout ...
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