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Istanbul: a tale of two cities
Sorry to leave you hanging on an unpleasant note for so long! And for causing concern that no more posts were in the pipeline. But alas, a few more adventures to go :). At 4 a.m. on November 3rd, I … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Round the World, Travel, Turkey
Tagged Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, Sultanahmet
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At the end of the world with Jesus and Narcissus
(Updated) This was not a pleasant post to write. Nor was Spain’s Camino de Santiago a pleasant hike. I write very much off the cuff, but remind you at the outset that my experience is but one. And an unusual … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Hiking, Round the World, Spain, Travel
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Santorini, with a kama sutra closing
Before I left for Santorini, I met two people in Athens who were in town for an international travel writer’s convention. First, I met a woman from London who quit the practice of law to freelance. I then met Nathaniel … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Greece, Hiking, Round the World, Travel
Tagged caldera, kama sutra, Nathaniel Boyle, Santorini, volcano
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Athens in a day
October 21: Athens, Greece, where I got a brief dose of humbling history. A view of the Acropolis from the balcony at my hostel, City Circus (highly recommended by the way). The Parthenon, located on the Acropolis, is a temple … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Greece, Round the World, Travel
Tagged acropolis, Athens, City circus, Erechtheion, Mount lycabettus, National gardens, parthenon, plaka, temple
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