Greece (2010)

$This line and variations means \'eternity\' because you can write it forever without taking your pen off the page.$

$Hadrian\'s Arch with the Acropolis and Parthenon in distance$

$Farmer\'s market outside Athens$ $Farmer\'s market outside Athens$ $Farmer\'s market outside Athens$

$As boats pass the cape, they are hit by fierce winds from Bosphorous toward Africa. They really needed to pray to Poseidon. The wind blew the waves up into white caps, called goats. The Aegean is the \"goat sea\". Sounds better in Greek though.$

$For an avowed Athena girl, Katherine likes Poseidon\'s temple more than expected!$

Mars Hill - Paul preaches Christiantity in Greek

Pnyx Hill, site of the original town meeting - democracy

$The triangle ceiling panels of the Parthenon told the stories of Athena\'s birth and of Athens choosing Athena as their patron god. Here the horses from the birth scene were pulling the sun at end of day and are visibly exhausted.$

$From the Acropolis we can see the world\'s oldest ancient theatre - Greece originated drama as an art form$

Pnyx Hill, birthplace of democracy (Athens Greece)

Delfi, Greece - model of Serpent Pillar of Pilatea

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