Saturday, February 8, 2025

Visit Greece and See the World



Jeff–Saturday

Greece is experiencing a harsh couple of weeks, what with hundreds of earthquake tremors threatening its most popular Cycladic islands region, and a tsunami of political outrage triggered by a just released expert's report on the tragic February 28, 2023 head-on train crash that claimed the lives of at least 57 and injured 80 more. 

The report was submitted last week on behalf of the families of the crash victims. A final report prepared by the National Organization charged with investigating railway accidents (EODASAM) is expected on February 27th .

Here are links to more in-depth details on the earthquake tremors and train crash.  But as neither situation appears likely to be resolved anytime soon, I thought it best to go upbeat and post a selection of photos comparing Greece to other treasured parts of the world.  They never cease to remind me of the unmatched beauty, variety, and magic of Greece.

The photographs are from diadoseto.blogspot.gr and e-fungus.gr.









































Acropolis, Sounion, Mount Athos monastery


–Jeff

8 comments:

  1. Truly amazing variety! Room for lots more books, Jeff. Mind you, they didn't manage South Africa, although the caves might be mistaken for the Cango Caves...

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    1. Another reason for possibly excluding South Africa is because there are so many Greeks living there that those compiling the photos thought of SA as part of Greece.:)

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  2. Λουνα ΚΟΥΜΕΡΗFebruary 8, 2025 at 6:16 AM

    Brilliant Jeff! And how many more sites there are in Greece that are awesome in their incredible beauty and uniqueness.

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  3. Love, love, love this, what a great and inspiring post, Jeff!

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    1. Just trying to keep up with your ever more enchanting posts!

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  4. So beautiful and varied. I have been to Rhodes and Mani, but couldn't call them to mind until I saw these great photos!

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    1. Thanks, Kim. The Mani is one of my favorite place. Such a wild history and start beauty.

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