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    • Engineering disaster to five beautiful towns

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Santorini

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Early morning flight our of Athens, we arrive in the center of the island, beaches to the south and our cave (our lodging) to the north. Without a rental car…

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Rome-from ancient ruins to the Vatican

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Arriving in Rome by plane the taxi service was spot on and had no troubles reaching our apartment by noon. We had a lunch reservation at Roscioli’s, a very nice…

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Romantic Nafplio

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We seem to begin each day with another awesome breakfast, today was no different just new choices. Justin and Cameron met a guy after their workout that had been staying…

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Olympia – ancient games

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Leaving the charm of Galaxhida for a three hour ride across the Polonese. Quick stop at a seaside resort to get a break from LEON we climbed into the town…

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Tower to Arc and Beyond!

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The train from Barcelona to Paris, while relaxing and beautiful scenery, was as typical European train travel.  This was the last of our excursions using the Eurail Global Pass and…

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The window to the Mediterranean

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We took an entire day, really was earned after our walks, to train from the Cinque Terra to Barcelona, stopping in Montpellier in the evening to stay in a relaxing…

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Trecherous tranquility the Cinque Terra

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It was still dark as we set out of our little apartment to the Barberini Metro station.  A quick underground and we were in Roma Termini waiting for the platform…

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The Ancient Mathematical City

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Traveling from Venice to Roma, we caught up on our emails, blogging and enjoyed the Italian countryside from our cool leather reclining seats, let Trenitalia do the driving.  We met…

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A City for the Eyes and Heart-Venice

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Wiping the sleep from eyes on our night train from Vienna we entered the lagoon and St Lucia train station.  Upon walking out you realize we are at a location…

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Capital of the Danube-Vienna

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  What a great day of learning and seeing the city of Vienna.  I inadvertently came upon a tour program here called ‘Vienna Greeters’. It is a program started by…

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