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Our last beautiful Greek Island
Siros is the capitol of the Cyclade Islands. Greece has about 1000 islands divided up into
3 sections. We’ve been visiting the
Cyclade portion. Only 300 of the total
islands are inhabited.
Every island has its own personality. Siros is a bustling commercial and
administrative hub. It has a number of
impressive ...
What a sunset!
... morning. We had a nice breakfast outside that has great views of the beach and the Temple of Poseidon, really cool. After breakfast we went into Lavrio, a town close only 10 km away to go to the post office to mail our tax returns and get some supplies at the supermarket. We stocked up on water, drinks and got some hot fresh straight out of the oven bread, proscuitto, salami for lunch and/or dinner. Back to our hotel and ...
Road to Zaros
... little Greek woman brought out another plate we laughed. And she came back over and over again. It was exactly what we needed to fuel all the climbing. And the little village of Zaros was a treat. Zaros' claim to fame, in addition to the breakfast, is actually the fresh water spring that bubbles out of the mountains. Zaros has capitalized on the bottled water market and it is evident that the town has benefited from the revenue flow (though I would proffer that, given ...
Rollercoaster
... via online bestellen, email contact, ticket bureau, ons guesthouse op t eiland Kea...allemaal verschillende verhalen, conclusieis dat reserveren iig onmoglijk is, of omdat het nietkan, of omdat het vol is, terwijl diverse bronnen melden dat het écht niet vol is, zeker niet voor een motor. Lijkt mij ook, maar waarom is het dan zo moelijk??? We zullen zien! En ik ga nog een plek zoeken om wat bagage van mij te dumpen (met terughaal garantie) want anders zit Marly zo onhandig straks... Tot ...
One of the prettiest rides...
... in, and kept a track-stand for some time while waiting for the light. Folks seemed to like this and I admit that I did too! I don't imagine that I would have learned this trick had I never moved to NYC - necessity is the mother of all invention!
I found a little booth at the tram and inquired with the lady about the price and if it would cost extra to take my bicycle - no extra charge, one euro total. The only trouble was that the booth was ...