A view from Lycabettus Hill

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June 10th 2016

Published: June 11th 2016

Our last night in Athens found us taking a funicular through an underground tunnel up to Lycabettus Hill, the tallest point from which to see the city of Athens. On top is an old church and incredible views. We watched the sun set on our last night and toasted Athens a fond farewell.

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Wendy Kay

WanderingWendy

What I wouldn't give to be free to travel this amazing world 365 days a year. However, since retirement is not yet in the cards for us, we do our best to make the most of the time that we do get to traverse the world. I am blessed to have such an amazing travel partner in my husband, Roger. Together, we've had some worldly adventures and dream of many more to come in the years ahead. St. Augustine said “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” My hope is to read thousands of pages and to find the magic, mystery and adventure in each place that I am blesse... full info

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