Monthly Archives: June 2022

  June 17, 2022 Once again I am in the position of trying to summarize an entire day of a tour guide pouring information into my brain. I’m so tired (this has been going on for a few days now … Continue reading →

June 16 Oh Magoo, you’ve done it again.  That’s all I could think of as we walked down from the Acropolis.   Al once again put together an amazing tour through a private company.  9 of us in a Mercedes bus … Continue reading →

June 15 Woke up to the strawberry moon just cleaning up its desk and getting ready to head home for the day.  It was 6 a.m. and I wasn’t sure if it was a hazy sun or the moon.  Once … Continue reading →

June 13 – Bon Voyage!   Finally, a day of “rest”.   We checked out and walked over to the People Mover which would take us to a bus that would transfer us to Trieste.  The ship was originally scheduled to … Continue reading →

 June 12   Oh my Lord, another up and at ‘em – an 8:30 train to catch to Venice. This night owl struggles the most with the morning roll calls.  Convinced that there is no way this old lady can … Continue reading →

June 11 Big pound-the-pavement day in Florence.  After hotel breakfasts (there is nothing as scrumptious as hotel breakfasts in Italy!  Those chocolate croissants….) we took off to use our 9 a.m. ticket for Accademia Gallery to get our fill of Michelangelo.  I had seen … Continue reading →

Exciting day!  Raina left early to join her friends at their hotel to do her hair.  I had breakfast with Jeff and Al and then we packed up.  My work had just begun.  At 11:30 we checked out, I walked over to car park … Continue reading →

June 8, 2022 Woke up to rain. We obviously cannot complain after having such gorgeous weather, and Jeff and Raina were expecting it because it’s Scotland, so it’s all good. Up for 7 a.m. breakfast and headed over to Edinburgh … Continue reading →

June 7, 2022 Our journey through the Highlands complete, we make our way down to Edinburgh. Another sunny day accompanies us as we drive through rolling hills and birch and fir lined highways, our days of single lane roads mostly … Continue reading →