Europe
Oracle Bones and Apollonic Visions
The Delphic Oracle and Temple of Apollo is, to my mind, perhaps the second most famous remnant of Ancient Greek civilization (behind the Parthenon, of course!) OF course, then, I connived a way to get out and see it during the first week I spent in Athens on my way into Greece. I wont … Continue reading
The Coziest Little Village in Crete
I realize I’m starting right at the end here, but by the time Kyle and I finished what ended up being nearly three weeks of hiking for me in Crete, I needed a cozy place to hang out and a comfortable bed to crash in. Terribly conveniently for me, I found To Akrogiala in the … Continue reading
Greek Food For the Win
There are a lot of good reasons to be excited about Greece. Beaches, history, and temples are all close to the top of the list. Taking the very top spot, though, may be one very important thing: FOOD. I was fortunate enough to be hired to photography a walking food tour of Athens, and it … Continue reading
Back from Beyond.
I’m back! Back from the mountains, that is. The plan, hiking the whole E4 across Crete, fell apart within five days and never really recovered. No worries, though, as I still got quite a lot of hiking in during the nearly 5 weeks I spent in Crete. I spent just under three weeks on trail, … Continue reading
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