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Monthly Archives: July 2019
Greece Day 8 – The Last Day
Our very last day on Santorini and in Greece. We’d planned to spend most of the day exploring the town of Oia. We had breakfast at a nice café with pastries, fresh squeezed orange juice, and coffee. The first hour … Continue reading
Greece-Day 7-Santorini
I woke refreshed after a good night’s sleep and ready to take on the day. It began with the relatively long (about 25 minutes) drive from our place on the northern end of the island to the southern end … Continue reading
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Tagged Akrotiri, Greece, Imerovigli, Santorini, wine tasting
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Greece – Day 6 Santorini
After a late night, we all slept late the next morning. Since we had no food in the AirBnB, a couple of people went out to a nearby bakery to bring back breakfast. They returned with a variety of pastries … Continue reading
Greece – Day 5 Santorini
The island of Santorini is one of the most photographed places in the world and one of the most recognizable. Less well-known is the fact that, long ago, the volcanic island known at the time as Thera was once much … Continue reading
Greece Day 4, Athens and the Acropolis
Today was our last full day in Athens and we began it with a walking tour of the Acropolis. Our guide was very knowledgeable and informative. It was already getting warm and the path is uphill for quite a distance, … Continue reading
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Tagged Acropolis, Acropolis Museum, Greece, Parthenon
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Greece Day 3 – Delphi
We booked a day trip to Delphi before we left the Sates, and I’m so glad that we did. It’s a 2 ½ hour drive each way from Athens but totally worth the effort. (Not that there was much. We … Continue reading
