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Santorini is the remnant of a caldera from an enormous volcanic eruption in 1600 B.C. – (four times larger than Krakatoa). You can see the circular pattern of the islands. |
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Our lovely breakfast patio in Santorini, Greece. One of many mornings to come with thick, tangy Greek yogurt and freshly squeezed orange juice. |
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Small shrines dot the landscape in Greece. Rather than commemorating a tragedy, they are typically built to publicly thank a saint for some kind of benefit. Maybe bountiful fishing? |
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Foggy sunset over the Adriatic Sea. |
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Santorini is a relatively small island, only 28 square miles. They say there are more churches here than days of the year. |
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Having hiked up the path and rock climbed to the top, Mike is king of the mountain. Look closely, he’s a teeny tiny king! |
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The most beautiful Greek salad I’ve ever seen. Little did I know that I would be eating Greek salad for lunch and dinner every DAY for the next two weeks. |
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Donkeys are a necessity in Greece, where steep cobblestone roads make transportation difficult. |
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Some of the churches in Santorini were built on private land by families to commemorate a loved one. Inside, you may find only a chair or two. |
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