Iraklion

Sunrise on the way to Iraklion was special to see as was watching the pilot boat guide us to our mooring.

My least favorite city on the tour. Not that it didn’t have some interesting views and history, but on our open air buss trip they were few and far between so you were mostly driving through a modern city with occasional points of interest.

Ancient fort guarding the city

Then we began the walking tour, for me who has become a very slow walker it was fast paced and I was always hurting to catch up. Here again it seemed like a lot of walking and not a lot to see. We were then given a couple of hours free time and directions on how to find our way back.

I needed to catch the shuttle bus across from a plaza that had about 6-8 stairs all around it. I must have stood there for 15 minutes wondering how I was going to get down those stairs. I finally snagged a passerby, I was waiting for tall, dark and handsome, but settled for a pleasant young woman to assist. My hiking poles have rendered themselves useless. They are defective and will not tighten up at the joints.

Quite disappointing.

Signing off KO

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Author: zihuathyme

I'm a traveler, not as frequently as I would like , but I plan on doing more. After working full time at Mount Rainier National Park during the summer of 22 I have decided to retire completely and forever. Prior to that I was semi retired as a Wedding Officiant I officiated at about 20 weddings a season, and with my small delivery service I handled the distribution of a local high-quality Home and Garden magazine . Prior to my "semi retirement" I was in corrections and before that I owned and operated a bail bond agency. I now plan to travel to new places and exciting places, getting ready to do that as a solo as the Senior is no longer with me, his choice, and I am OK with that. For hobbies I'm a reader and love my kindle. And I enjoy writing.

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