Sonnenhotel Corfu Town

... of the Paleo Frourio, an old Venetian fort. That was pretty cool. Then, late this afternoon we went through the Archaeological Museum. We didn't spend much time here since it was close to closing time and we were all tired from the water park.<br><br>That evening though we ate at our first authentic Greek taverna, we found one playing Greek music ...

... pool. (Yes. Laps. What?) And today, day three, not only did I take a spinning class (who the hell AM I?!?!?!?) I spent $70 on makeup. W-H-A-T? Seriously, I don't know what Europe is doing to me. Don't get me wrong, I like it. I like the heck out of it. But sometimes I just look in the mirror and laugh at myself and what I'm doing. Oh. And. I found out that I maybe do like red onions after all. I can not tell you the number of times I gagged like a 3-year-old when I'd see ...

... stumbled onto his knees and nearly projected them headfirst onto the brick path. It then proceeded to veer towards every tourist who was walking, attempting to crush them against the rock wall. Much arm waving and untranslatable obscenities did nothing to deter this donkey from his mission. Between tourists he would attempt to wipe Ryan and Chris from his back by rubbing against every telephone pole. From several zig zags up the hill all Robyn could ...

... there was another rally this time the Prime minister was making a speech in the square we decided not to hang around for it but went to collect our bags and go for some soulvakli.<br><br>The boat was due in at 9 but was late due to the weather conditions so we waited in the cafe at the harbour when we got there guess who was there only Brian and the American girls turned out they were getting the same boat as us. Brian was taking an unfortunate suspect back to scum ...

... I did was have a lovely shower and do all the girlie things like paint my nails and stuff washed my hair and feeling so much more better. Got laundry together and took it to be washed so going to get clean clothes tomorrow stop me feeling grotty as ran out of underwear ha ha.<br><br>Corfu Town is really nice a bit touristy but that ok there are lots of winding roads and stuff selling all sorts of fun things got some fake Gucci sunglasses as I have ...

... fishes in it amazing. Ian rang me to tell me that he was in a little cafe up on the village and that the village was brilliant really Greek so I think he is happy that we are getting out of here so that we can see a bit more of the island tomorrow. He came to the beach and ended up having a swim and we had a lovely lunch in the taverna and had a really nice day. The guys from the hostel where on the beach and we had a little chat with them. <br ...

Up early again to get the first bus of the day to Ionnia then on to Igoumenitsa then a ferry over to Corfu everything went according to plan and we made connections without to much waiting around when we got to the ferry port the ferry was leaving in 10 mins so that was a bonus. Its really hot still around 26 degrees most days so enjoying the warm weather and the Greek lifestyle. Apart from being bit ever five minutes ...

... sh*de of pink) 'Bell* Vist*' in the old fishing vill*ge of Benitses. Here we could shower without s*nd*ls, even use their sheets *nd m*ke our own food (yes we cooked) *nd do our l*undry!! (believe it or not mom *nd d*ds, we love doing l*undry!!!). <br><br>For the p*st 2 d*ys we've explored the pl*yground of Corfu from ATVing up the mount*ins, to swimming in the 007 be*ch (the 6th one w*s filmed there) to cliff jumping (don't worry we h*ve *ll our ...

... it might be. I liked the idea of serving a tiny choc ice with the coffee instead of the ginger biscuit. We saw cricket practice on the grass in the park, boys playing football and dog walking lessons, all at ten o&#8217;clock at night! We also hired a car in Corfu and escaped the town to see the stunning coast line and blue sea from a different angle.<br><br>Since the rain it has been very hot with temperatures of about 35 degrees. Every afternoon the wind picks up ...

... British people where shops advertised B&amp;H cigarettes and the News of the World. At one of these we stopped at a supermarket and bought provisions that we packed into the compartment under the seat of the bike. As we came around the eastern side, ash began to fall from the sky and we realised that the fire, which had been burning far below us when viewed from the monastery, was now burning above us. A helicopter swooped low with a large bucket hanging pendulously ...