Dioscouri Hotel Sparta
Lycourgou 182 & Atridon Street Sparta, Peloponnese, 23100 , Greece
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This is Madness
THIS IS SPARTA!
Yet another day in the beautiful Peloponnese.
Today started off rather terribly, however, despite my chipper disposition. Greece is a relatively unstable country, as strikes are quite capable of efficiently closing down the country. Read this article for more info:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/25/world / …
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Building in Vassara
... herb garden. The room that we were expecting to sleep in was not yet finished, so we relocated to George’s aunt’s house on the other side of the village. Although perfectly liveable, the place was freezing and only a hefty supply of duvets could keep us warm in the cold nights. An important project was therefore to complete the spare room in preparation for future volunteers. Other tasks – carrying and treating beams for studwork walls, domestic tasks, ...
Oliven
... war der Ausflug schoen, da man ueber die ganze Eben blicken konnte, die mit Olivenbaeumen bepflanzt ist.
Wieder zurueck in Sparta besuchte ich das Olivenmuseum. Dazu erfuhr man alles moegliche ueber die Olive! Es ist wirklich sehr informativ und empfehlenswert. Nur die Degustation fehlte leider;-). Am Nachmittag nach diesem etwas gestrafften Programm reiste ich dann bereits weiter nach Nafplio...
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Mistra y un bar de abuelos
... siendo varios dias viendo gente subir y bajar del bus donde ellos quieren,en vez de en las paradas o en la estación principal,decidimos q hoy nos dejarán a nosotras en la misma puerta del hotel,hombre ya,asi q me dirijo al conductor y le señalo en el mapa donde queremos bajarnos,dixo y hexo,jeje.A las 11.30 estamos en el hotel,xo el check-in no es hasta las 13,asi pues dejamos las moxilas en recepción y pillamos el bus de las 12.30 a Mistra,esta vez ...
Time to educate the kids about Byzantine
... and while observing all the different cultures and hearing assorted languages; we even sat next to what we believed was a Greek Orthodox Priest sharing a beer with another man. Then the sugar kicked in and the girls started to perform and take over our entertainment. These moments spent with my family are precious to me especially when I can allow myself to live in the moment and not worry about the melting ice cream on the white dress, ...



