Crete: Nomads in a strange land

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October 10th 2007

Published: October 12th 2007

It made perfect sense, from any angle. Renting a car, that is. Yesterday's adventure to and from Samaria Gorge had collectively cost us €32 in transportation alone. And that was just about the daily rental price. Plus, it would be impossible to do Crete justice by public transportation because of its size and topography And so, into our lives came IEK-2400 - a fiesty little silver Opel Corsa. A... Read Full Entry

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Vibert & Shanna & Ty & Nathan

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We're a young, adventurous family with wanderlust. We invite you to share this experience with us thru this web log (blog). Below are the most recent postings. When you scroll down, you can either read from the first or last entry by clicking the respective link. If you are not sure if you are part of the current mailing list, please click subscribe below and you will receive all our future postings via email. Remember we thrive on comments, keep them coming! Shanna & Vibert & Ty & Nathan Now "4forderoad" ... full info

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12th October 2007

Giesla Karansingh
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Amazing tour !!!
Waw Shanna, Dit was het meest spannende stuk voor mij om te zien waar jullie zouden belanden. Opvallend is de oude stad met 'nieuwe geasfalteerde wegen". Keep on having fun and enjoy every moment.

12th October 2007

Applepie
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Hi Vibes, really enjoy reading the blog especially the ancient parts... Greece, where u commented on Crete, brings one back to the Bible. Thanks. Continue to enjoy. guidance

12th October 2007

Shana
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I'm back
Hey guys I wanna do what you're doing now. When can I join?..LOL Sorry for the absence but school has had me in a tizzy. Anyway I am soo enjoying the tour..cant believe you guys slept on the beach..LOL. That must have been awesome..i'm carefully taking note of everything so I know what to do when I get to all the places you guys have been. Keep safe

15th October 2007

aaron
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remember
ok. i'm all for being adventurous, and trust me i really envy u guys, i beats studing anyday. but sleeping in the open like the, in like u said a strange land; that i am not sure about. i did not hear you mention greece having adventist churches, there must b one somewhere, look. i'll b waiting to see it. anyhoo take it easy out there. enjoyin ur blogs, very informative and entertaining.

16th October 2007

Merle
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Keep going guys
This is a lifetime adventure, I really wish that someday I will be in a position to take a trip like this. Please make the best of what life has to offer and keep sending the photos.

17th October 2007

Tyrone
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As beautiful as you said it was
Gotta agree with "Your Trini Shadow". The pictures are spectacular. They realy do paint a thousand words. But guess what....your collaborative narration has also improved imensely. Its the stuff of a future masterpeice. Dawn and Ebony sends there regards

17th October 2007

Mom
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I LOOOVE Crete!
Hi utoo, It must be that you are missionaries walking in the land of Paul and Seeing the Cave where John spent his last days. Thanks for taking me there too. IEK-2400 looks sturdy for any trip. You invited everyone to dinner at Dionysos. I love the churches. Shan and vibes both of you are indeed blessed and living life with a passion indeed, LoveMom

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