Panorama Hotel (Lesvos) Petra

... nk&#305;ng &#305;t &#305;ts a l&#305;ttle t&#305;ny cup of really sweet apple tea that you add extra sugar to and &#305;ts such a rush but hurts your teeth.<br><br>When we went back to the hut I was do&#305;ng some pack&#305;ng up and next m&#305;nute not&#305;ced that the goat was popp&#305;ng &#305;ts head through our door probably look&#305;ng for &#305;ts goat coat wh&#305;ch &#305;s Ians bed cover now! It had escaped &#305;mag&#305;ne the ...

... w&#305;th th&#305;s tax&#305; boy who spoke a l&#305;ttle engl&#305;sh and he reccomended a place but &#305;t was a l&#305;ttle out of our budget so we told h&#305;m we needed somewhere cheaper and he sa&#305;d he would take us to the tour&#305;st &#305;nfo off&#305;ce so off we sped &#305;n the tax&#305; w&#305;th the mus&#305;c blar&#305;ng as he had a boom box &#305;n the back ha ha he called &#305;t the n&#305;ght club tax&#305;. we got no joy at the tour&#305;st place and he ...

... off we certainly did - it was Baltic!<br><br>Another favourite stop became the covered market where during our stay we bought a 5 lira (£2) bottle of wine (not recommended!), admired the tomato wearing watermelons and enjoyed numerous cups of cay and bakery products - the guys there were so friendly they even gave us figs to accompany our beverages!<br><br>We really had to drag ourselves away from Ayvalik but our first ruins were calling...<br><br>

... time conquering the previous inhabitants. Hot. Did I mention that? Hot. Walked back through town, but every shop was closed for siesta.<br><br> <br><br>

... executing all the adult males. Though the edit was voted down before any action was taken, the idea of Lesvos with only female inhabitants was born -- hence the term "lesbian".<br><br>This was a charming Greek island with a rich history. Lesvos was considered the very center of Greek culture and society. At one time Lesvos had many famous residents such as Aristotle and Aesop.<br>

... little resort made up entirely of overly elaborate hotels and restaurants but ************e there. We found an idyllic campsite overlooking Lesbos with it's own jetty. We spent the evening in town enjoying a few cold Efes and generally soaking it all in. All in all a pretty good find.

... across from Lesbos, the famed home of Sappho, from the Ancient Greek land of lesbians... Above the rock hued fishing village lies the ancient ruins, a beautiful conglomeration of structures spanning thousands of years of inhabitance... a temple to Athena, massive sarcophagi lining the necropolis to the edge of the city walls, building remnants lived in by Aristotle as he studied physics and biology before becoming Alexander the Great's tutor ...

... tomorrow). We stop the car to pick fresh figs, which grow like a weed here. We've been eating most meals at home, and have had great food in restaurants. We found bastourma in a little deli 2 days ago, so we had that for breakfast yesterday!...very cheap here...Mia had 3 eggs, and lots of bastourma, she loves it! Her scalp smelled of it yesterday evening, I guess it's true, it really comes out of your pores! We buy 10% MF ...

... with each other, and floating on their boogie boards...which made it in one piece btw, all you skeptics! The shops are open from 8-2pm, and 6-?...the lates we stayed out was 10pm, and the towns were coming alive! We're out for dinner tonight, while I write this from the agency office we rented the house from, Sophie is in the taverna next door with the children. dancing to Greek music. The food is amazing, we had grilled fish, we asked what kind...didn't ...

... det er kun falk L og MyTravel som har guide med. Saa den aften kommer jeg til at koere sammen med svenske Petra, en smadder soed toes, saa det er super. Fredag havde vi saa 'ud i det blaa', som ogsaa koeres med MyTravel, saa her er det danske Thomas der er med, ogsaa en skoen gut! Det er lidt sjovere naa vi er flere guider. Men er nu glad for jeg stadig ...