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Thursday, April 14, 2022

This one’s for my buddy Rob, who…umm….likes this sort of thing.



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Them Greeks did a purty good job of designing their islands.





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An underground lake, Melissani, near Sami on the the island of Kefalonia. Spectacular stuff.





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Wednesday, April 13, 2022

Around Corfu.





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Foie gras! mmmmmmmmmm



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The Paleokastritsa area of Corfu is gorgeous. And Corfu’s airport is right at the water’s edge - next post shows how close.





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Tuesday, April 12, 2022

More Santa Severina









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Monday, April 11, 2022

Beautiful medieval city in the sky.





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In Crotone and Santa Severina today. Gorgeous stuff in the produce market….wish I had those mushrooms and peppers to work with!





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Sunday, April 10, 2022

(sorry about the pigeon on his head tho)

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This one’s for you, Lynn. 😎



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If you want to open a store in Taormina, there’s apparently a couple of different ways you can go.





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The view from the top of the Greco-Roman theater in Taormina. Not too many more spectacular vistas, I can think of.



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I intended to get a shot during daylight but it didn’t happen. They whimsically painted the tallest crane in the shipyard to look like a giraffe.



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Saturday, April 9, 2022

The sailaway from Valletta was as pretty as the sail-in.



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Natural beauty too. This view of the Mediterranean is reminiscent of the Blue Grotto in Capri. A local falconer had his pride and joy out for a walk, when we were there.





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