Silly Walks in Athens

23 October 2019

Hi folks!

We’ve arrived in Athens (Greece not Georgia). The flights were easy – SFO to Munich, quick layover, then Munich to Athens. We were met by Alexander who gave us a heavily accented tour on our way to our British Colonial-era hotel. We’re overlooking the Syntagma Square with a view of the Acropolis. Arrived just in time to see the silly walk changing of the guards at the Parliament Building (over).

Love to all!

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Nice photo! I hope you and Lisa are enjoying Greece as much as I did. I am looking forward to more cards!

Love the use of PhotoCard to present your photo on the blog. Great photos on the forum.

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