Poseidonio Hotel Piraeus
Charilaou Trikoupi 3, Saint Nikolaos Piraeus, Attica, 18536, Greece
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Piraeus and Athens, Greece
Tuesday October 18 2011
Port of call: Piraeus and Athens, Greece
Temperature 21c (69F) West winds and sunny
Well, we got the A-OK from the Captain, we are clear to go. All is good in Athens today but city wide protests are scheduled for Wednesday the19th and Thursday the 20th. We meet Megan and Jenna outside the ship and search for a taxi. Thankfully we find a driver who is willing to take ...
Sin paseo en bote, NIEVA EN GRECIA
... br>
Al llegar a la oficina, la chica de Minoan me miró con cara de "vos sos goma?" y me dijo que lo que queríamos hacer se tenía que hacer por teléfono. :s Claramente la chica que me había atendido por teléfono me había dicho que era un trámite personal... por lo menos ahí sentimos que Argentina podía estar en el primer mundo, esas cosas sí pasan, y muy seguido.
Al volver decidimos pasear un poco más, pero por el ...
Beautiful Weather Once Again
... breathtaking views I have experienced thus far in the trip. After about 25 minutes, we decided that we would take the next funicular down. Although there was a restaurant at the top of the hill, we had seen a cute little place on the walk up and decided that we would go there.
However, after I entered the funicular, Dad could not find his ticket. So, to avoid missing the train, he climbed under the turnstile since there appeared to be no employee ...
Aussies - we're everywhere
Looking for seafood, we decided to take the hop on hop off bus to the port of Piraeus for lunch - after finding a barber & hairdresser. Blackie wanted a wet shave & haircut & I badly needed my roots done. Both were achieved with only minutes to spare.
We were feeling pretty smug – we had managed seats on the top deck right up the front with the best view & protected from the wind. This was going to be good. We plugged in our headphones, sat back ...
Athens - It's All Greek to Me
... always find a way to twist virtually everything back to Greek origins.) Anyway, what I found particularly interesting was that when someone was sick they were first put on a very strict fruit and vegetable diet. They were required to exercise and in the evening attend comedy performances at the theater (on the theory that laughter was better than being depressed … because after all... laughter is the best medicine). The sick were also given medicinal herbs boiled in ...
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