We reflected
We walked
Museum Athens
Beware the ouzo.
We cycled
Turtle beach Zakynthos
Monday, December 09, 2013
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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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15 comments:
What a beautiful sight I see before me dear lady. Wonderful flora and fauna, a contented couple, summer sun, sandy beaches and a rather delectable and saucey wee peach reclining in a pose only suitable for viewing by married couples of a certain religious upbringing.
A marvelous view... from every aspect.
Lovely, Pat! xx
You bumped into Demis Roussos in Greece, didn't you? I reckon it was him that came over unnecessary, not you!
Sx
Wonderful, Beautiful and Lovely photos.
I have always wanted to go to Greece but not had the chance yet.
cheers, parsnip
Chef: you are certainly right about the contented couple Ah me!
John: we never went in the hottest season.
Scarlet: I'd forgotten about that. I wonder what happened to him?
Greece made a big impression on me and I have probably written about the same places before and probably will again.
If my filing wasn't so desperately bad I could keep a tighter grip.
Parsnip: I hope you do see it one day.
I started a visitors' book on my blog, it lists the date a blogger first commented on my blog with their first ever comment... yours was regarding Greece and meeting Demis!
Sx
Scarlet: cor! I must come over.
Oh Pat...these pictures are so very precious! You both look absolutely gorgeous!!! And very 'at home' in Greece......Better days, I know. How great that you have these to go with the special memories of your time in this lovely lovely country!
Awe.
You are sublime !!!!
Ahh, I've been on the that beach in Zakynthos - Dafni, isn't it, or one of the beaches near it? We actually saw a baby turtle there emerging from the sand for the first time - amazing animals.
Well you are very brave showing your arse to the blogging world, ha, but as it's petite you can get away with it!
What a lovely set of photos, and such good memories.
Naomi: one of the first articles I had accepted was writing about Greece - with love.
Granny Annie: some of it is really awesome - especially Delphi which is like being in the centre of the universe and yet at home.
Crabbers: not really:)
Gadjo: that sounds right. What I love about Zante - we climbed a hill with the sea behind ua and when we reached the summit there was the sea below us. Just for a moment we felt like brilliant explorers:)
Joey: I did give it some thought and decided that in the present - 'hang it all out' climate it was small beer.
Not quite so petite these days:)
Such a treasure of photos and memories. I fell in love with Greece, or rather, Corfu, thanks to Gerard Durrell's My family and other animals.
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