Sunny Santorini


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August 1st 2006
Published: August 1st 2006
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Leaving the wind in Mykonos and arriving in sunny, calm Santorini was marvelous! This has always been one of our favorite Greek Islands in spite of the crowds and popularity. There are so many ways to detach yourself from the hectic pace and just truly enjoy what the island has to offer. One of the ways that we do this is by staying in the beach town of Kamari which is on the opposite side of t... Read Full Entry



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A Gyro lunch on Kamari BeachA Gyro lunch on Kamari Beach
A Gyro lunch on Kamari Beach

This was our lazy day between the 2 hikes up the mountain. For 5 euro ($6.25) you can rent sunbeds with an umbrella for the day. We stayed for the entire afternoon. It was lovely.
The village of OiaThe village of Oia
The village of Oia

Oia is on the northern tip of the island. When we first visited it in 1984 it was just a tiny village. Now it is the trendy hot spot of Santorini.
Monastery in the mountainMonastery in the mountain
Monastery in the mountain

This was the second hike up Mesa Vouno.
Our afternoon at the Canava RoussousOur afternoon at the Canava Roussous
Our afternoon at the Canava Roussous

Wine tasting 7 of Santorini\'s wines - delicious!
Last lunch at IriniLast lunch at Irini
Last lunch at Irini

Notice the suitcases with us. We really do travel this light!



2nd August 2006

Stunning all over again...missed my Greek God though :)
Dear Pam and Ron, Sigh...everytime I see your photos from here, I just dont understand HOW you can bear to tear yourselves away...if I ever get there, I think I wont be able to go...its soooooo beautiful! Of all the photos you have shared...this is the best for me, with or without the Greek God LOL Love and Hugs Your newly STATE of Indiana Licensed Real Estate Expert Friend (grin) Jody
3rd August 2006

Excellent
I tried writing earlier but while trying to spell check a word I think I lost my comment so please excuse any and all grammar/spelling errors. I just wanted to thank you for the excellent writing and visual diary you are sharing with us. As for me, I know it is vital that I have the opportunity to vicariously enjoy your travels especially since reality doesn't allow me the pleasure. Your photos and commentaries are excellent. Keep them coming! Sharon

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