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The cruise- an epic saga PART 1
... just recently studied the ancient Greeks and their mythology. Although I was only aware of a fraction of what the guide was telling us, it was so much easier to grasp since I already had a basic understanding of the general ideas. The ancient track was definitely my favorite part and since I was the first one of the group to run up and down the almost 200 metre long straight track, the guide presented me with a crown made of olive branches. This is what the winners of the ...
Mystra, Kalamata & Birthplace of the Olympic Games
... don’t the French speak Greek then I would say). This reason I don’t blame the Greeks at all.
16 OCTOBER 2012 - We had breakfast in our hotel at Olympia, basic dry cake, bread, honey, juice and tea. We went to collect our clean clothes, exciting day!!! For some reason some of our clothes were still damp but hey they are clean. We say goodbye to Olympia, a nice small and relaxing town with an amazing Ancient Olympia site which we both loved.
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Today we visit the Olympic village
... a table, but the couple that they seated at our table had requested a table by themselves, so our waiter moved them. We did not have anyone else join us. After dinner we saw a guy doing tricks on a BMX bicycle and a giant hoop in the piazza. ??? Who knew that BMX stunt men could get jobs on a cruise ship! They were having a big party up on deck 15 by the pool, so we went to deck 16 to watch the festivities Then we headed to our rooms for ...
Day 15: PATRAS–OLYMPIA. Wednesday 13 July
Day 15: PATRAS–OLYMPIA. Wednesday 13 July
Enjoy some daylight cruising towards the Greek coast before reaching Patras. Then, drive to Olympia for an overnight in the Peloponnese. (B,D)
Hotel: Olympia Palace 2 P.Kondyli Street Olympia Gr-27065 Greece Tel: 00 3026 24023101
Ancona to Patras by boat
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DAY 14 – OLYMPIA
... Olympics), and walked through a ‘tunnel’ to a large stadium where all of the competitions were held. The area was a natural amphitheatre where up to 45,000 male spectators could sit on the embankment and view the events. There was even a marble start and finish line! Only men were allowed to participate in the games (without clothing), and any women caught trying to observe the proceedings were executed!
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