Hotel Pool
This is where we have spent a significant amount of time. It overlooks the sea. And it has a bar.
This is where we have spent a significant amount of time. It overlooks the sea. And it has a bar.
This bridge connects Kannonia, where we are staying, with another part of the island. It's really narrow -- just enough room for two people to walk -- but the locals find a way to ride their Vespas down it, and rather quickly at that.
Mouse Island is also called Pondikonisi. Legend has it that this rocky islet is a Phaeacian ship that was turned to stone after taking Odysseus back to Ithaka. I wonder if Odysseus' luggage made it to Ithaka.
Which translates in Greek to "half church/half gift shop." My kind of hang out.
I thought hydrangea only hung out in the South, but they had some massive ones over there.
Note the part about "Hat Tennis." We still can't figure out what that is.
This was taken in front of the lagoon near the hotel's beach. I am wearing a long-sleeved shirt because my luggage still hadn't arrived at this point!
This is the taverna located between our hotel and the beach. Another frequent hang out. Behind us is the peninsula.
"What did one dendrimer say to the other dendrimer when it walked into the bar???"
This was taken from the footbridge. The sun seems to set for three hours here, and all of the light is pretty.
Because I thought he'd look good in my new Asian dining room. The guard stopped me.
Right before I was told I couldn't go into the courtyard because I was a "tourista."
Which was also used as a palace and the headquarters for the Ionian Parliament
There were tons of flowers in Greece and lots of pretty things growing up the sides of buildings.