We were flying at 9.30 so needed to be at the airport by 7.30, more or less. But before getting to the airport we needed
Mt Athos is not only the holiest mountain in Greece, but also the largest on the Chalkidiki peninsula and can be seen from almost everywhere.
Whilst the planning responsibilities may have been different from the usual “Paul and/or Yoni plan and the lemmings follow”, we always seem to be able
Garry’s instructions to me for the day were a walk to a local ruin and a u-drive motor boat excursion. Easy peasy. We switched from
Day 1 Susan and I had planned to spend Pesach in Australia. But as the old Yiddish saying goes, man plans and God laughs. In
The Greek weather bureau forecasted rain on Thursday morning and they didn’t disappoint. We made our way through the cool and drizzly town to the
Another trip, another blog. But a bit different this time. It will still be the usual overlong recounting of the adventures of the usual suspects;
Imagine this: Being the only white faces amongst two thousand revelers who were celebrating the life of a deceased relative, in accordance to the cultural
Imagine this: Lying on the deck of a catamaran, surrounded by warm tropical seas. Dolphins are swimming next to the boat. Your days are spent