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Many trails cross Santorini and lead to every part of the island. The island perimeter is only 70 kilometres and the whole island can be hiked in a realistic time. We didn’t have time for the whole island, so we decided to walk to the Oia on . . . → Continue reading My Greek vacation. Santorini. Trail to Oia
Small American country airfields (at least on the West Coast) are very relaxed places – anybody can come and walk anywhere except airstrip (just because of safety). Very different aerial vehicles can be met – varietal aeroplanes, motor paraplanes, and even balloons. . . . → Continue reading Country Airfield
Thira is the largest town of Santorini. It is located in the middle of the island, on the top of high cliff, as most towns of the island. The colors of Thira are blue and white, the same as for other towns of Santorini. We lived in . . . → Continue reading My Greek vacation. Santorini. Thira and Black sand beach
This post is a hodge-podge of Athena pieces. . . . → Continue reading My Greek Vacation. Athena in pieces.
After two days in Athena my friend complained that she still doesn’t have image of the typical modern Greek man in her mind, so we went to the Sunday parade of Evzones. If 120 selected (to became an Evzone . . . → Continue reading My Greek Vacation. Athena. Evzones
All our settled ancestries knew that it is very convenient to have high hill or commodious rock near the agrarian flats. Such hill or rock is a perfect place for a fortified citadel where you can hide from the enemies and pour boiling tar and other useful . . . → Continue reading My Greek Vacation. Athena. The Acropolis.
Sky View Tower is the highest view point in Seattle that is available for anybody. . . . → Continue reading Seattle from the Sky View Tower
I already introduced you the iron people of Raymond. At this time they celebrated somethings. . . . → Continue reading Another Visit to the Iron People of Raymond
Raymond, a little town on the south-west of Washington state is notable for its inhabitants. People, animals and birds live here like in any other town of state, but they are not from flesh and blood. They are made from iron, and they are all pretty rusty. . . . → Continue reading The Town and its Iron iInhabitants |
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