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Kisamos et la plage de Balos
... de 17 ans, ne l'aide pas beaucoup (tiens tiens). Sandra passera quelques heures avec elle ce soir là pour faire avancer son site. Le lendemain matin, nous partons très tôt vers Balos, pour éviter les foules et la chaleur. Il faut rouler 7,6 km pour s'y rendre, sur une route tres cahoteuse et déserte, qui monte contiuellement à flanc de montagne. On doit conduire très lentement et la route semble ...
No fixed abode so a week in Crete
... hour and it never turned up. We found out afterwards that it only ran on certain days and it seems that Monday was not one of them. We tried again on Thursday only to be told that they stopped the previous day as that was the end of the Summer season.Try again in April! By this time I think Lou and I could have conducted our own tour as we had power walked around the town so many times in an effort to shake off some of the calories we ...
Crete
... forty!) along the way we were awed by breathtaking views (see pictures) narrow (really narrow) roads, tight corners, and unguarded drops. Fortunately we made it to Angoia. Once in Angoia we got down to the business of finding food. Angoia seemed like such a small town; one street, a few shops, and two restaurants. There was this camouflage wearing native Greek man BBQ'ing on an open flame in a quaint sort of way, just along the street. So quaint that Raych and I thought ...
A Walter prattle. Something to Crete? Perhaps?
... too? I bet if you got on my iPad, after you stole it, while on the net, I could pay a nerd to find you and then I would hunt you, beat you down, and get my iPad back. So really why bother stealing it? Also, apple has made several iPads so maybe a thief already has one? A thought that will keep me calm at night and with nothing to fret over as I haven't a thing of value and I haven't been robbed yet. ...
Athens to Crete
Athens is more than a little bit difficult to describe. We were expecting a big city with lots of sweaty tourists, but we weren't expecting all of the suburban sprawl. The Acropolis is really the center of the city, it's the huge limestone rock where the Parthenon was built, where Plato and Socrates battled intellectually, and where the goddess Athena battled Poseidon (she won by the way). As the story goes, King Cecrops went looking for a patron deity for his city. ...
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