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Santorini Greece
Arrived Santorini 3.30pm. Arrival into this lovely island is beautiful. Santorini itself perched on the rim of the cliffs all the white washed buildings looking like snow from a distance. The island is the remains of a volcano and the port the crater lake so a spectacular sail in. 2 large 4 masted ships in also. Tendered ashore and the queues for the lift to the town were formidable. ...
De Meltemi, hoe krijg je die onder controle?
... baai zien we grote zwarte wolken verschijnen. Tot onze verbazing valt daar geen regen uit maar as, waardoor onze boot in een mum van tijd vol met zwarte streken zit. Is er ergens een bosbrand geweest? Onder tussen hebben we onze handen vol aan oplopende golven die ons naar bakboord en dan weer naar stuurboord laten slingeren waardoor de stuurautomaat het niet meer kan bijbenen. Vanaf nu sturen we zelf en kunnen we met de fok aan de ene kant en ...
Corinth In June
... there was no bustle, nor did the atmosphere improve as the evening approached. I wanted a light meal, and could only find cafe bars and a couple of fast food places. Corinth has never been especially good for tavernas because it is a commercial port. It has several small bars and cafes but the number of traditional tavernas seems to have dwindled year ...
By bus to Tolo, the slow scenic route
... but local people were very helpful and once again I was able to enjoy looking at historic parts of Naphlion that I would have missed had I taken a direct route from Tripoli to Tolo.
I had enjoyed the journey, the opportunity to see towns I had not seen before, and take refreshment along the way; however, it did mean that I arrived in Tolo too late and too tired to rally explore ...
Making the most of the old and the new.
The journey that I take regularly still gives surprises. Among all the concrete that makes up Corinth, I came across an old railway carriage converted to a living space. By the old railway station which was close to the city centre and port, there are still carriages, and the old tracks. I remember when I came along those tracks, nearly 15 years ago, thinking how quaint they ...