Delphi, and my first ever archaeological discovery

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July 7th 2007

Published: August 9th 2007

Thiva to DelphiDelphi For economy’s sake, and just because it makes more sense, I’ve combined my experiences from four days here, starting the day after my first trip to Orchomenos. The next morning (the 6th) I got up early in the morning and went over and over the information I had on the palace of Orchomenos. There is in fact evidence of a palace near the grounds of the present Byzantine chu... Read Full Entry

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21st July 2007

Mom
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Kyra Springs...What's in that Water?
This place looks beautiful and inviting....but in pix 42 it looks like you have grown an extra toe or two. DO NOT sit down in the water.

22nd July 2007

Libba
Elizabeth Shiverdecker

Yeah, no worries there. I wasn't about to submerge in the water, though many others were. I have to say though, extra toes might have come in handy when I was climbing those hills and things...

29th July 2007

Beth Anderson
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Greetings from Pontotoc!
Hi, Libba... I finally got your blog address so I could see for myself what's happening! This is a much more "intense" trip (Evan just loves it when I use that word) than my sojourn to Germany in MY 20's, but it takes me back to fond memories of my trip (which included seeing the Roman ruins at Trier). You are much braver than me, however, as I went with a friend, who was already a seasoned world traveler. It was a little disconcerting when she broke down at a little village train station in the Alps, as SHE was supposed to be "supervising" me, as I recall. Anyway, it sounds like you are making the most of your opportunities on this trip and getting alot of workouts in as well. Hope to read about more of your adventures soon! Love, Cuzn Beth

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