Odyssey 2018 - Ancient Greek temples, and buffalo mozzarella


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March 10th 2018
Published: March 11th 2018
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An earlier than usual wake-up call was in order this morning, as Francesco and his family (wife Anna, daughter Lucia, and son Luigi) were at our door by 8:45 AM for the 2-hour drive to visit the Greek and Roman ruins at Paestum, a small town in the countryside, about 30 miles south of Salerno. The bambini, 5-year-old fraternal twins, were very well behaved, and we enjoyed many chuckles while obser... Read Full Entry



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Remains from Temple of HeraRemains from Temple of Hera
Remains from Temple of Hera

Part of the cornice from the long side of the temple. The lion's head was apparently a water spout.
Dee with Lucia and LuigiDee with Lucia and Luigi
Dee with Lucia and Luigi

During brief rest stop overlooking Salerno.



11th March 2018

The temples are so impressive. I can’t imagine how they seem when you are so close to them. It looked like a great day for exploring. And the fun food stops where everything looked tasty and delicious! I loved the buffalo, I want to hug them! ;)
11th March 2018

The temples are beautiful. It was amazing that you could walk and climb on them. From the pictures it looked like you were the only ones there. What a beautiful day looked like clear skies finally!!! The kids have gotten so big what a fun day.
13th March 2018

Such a nice few days y'all have had!! I am glad the weather has started to clear up a little bit, the views are quite beautiful with a blue sky. The temples nevertheless never cease to amaze me. I am becoming anxious to see one up close and personal myself. So happy you got to spend time with Francesco and his family. They seem so sweet and the kids are just adorable. Keep adventuring! miss you lots!!
23rd March 2018

....memories of a lifetime...
to see such wonders of the world... to share such moments with friends made afar ..... these are what shall be treasured for always... grateful the experiences you shared with us, it just amazes me how these temples were built and yet remain.... definite wonders of the world. the meal sounds to be right up my way.... yums all the way.

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