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Europe 7: Cruise Day 4


The moment I have been waiting for is going to Athens. Sadly it was a bit rainy and cloudy but we still to to do everything we wanted to do. Including the Acropolis which is photographed above. Behind me is the famous Pantheon. It's so weird thinking thousands and thousands of years the structure has lasted and how many people have walked and stood where I was. I sat on a rock thinking how many people through the years have sat on this rock thinking like me. It's a really amazing feeling and experience.



Now the Acropolis is a bit of a hike to get to the top of. As you can see in the photo above. You can see all of Athens from the very top. This photo isn't at the very top but it's pretty close. I just find such beauty in historical places. I love to just imagine how it looked in its prime. It is so incredible and I am so happy that I got to experience it. Who knows how long it could still be standing.


Then I got to go to the first Olympic stadium. Now we didn't have too much time and for me that was the only regret for this tour. I wish I could of stayed longer here. I got to walk up the steps and look around but I never got to go on the field. I guess that is something I can experience next time I visit Greece. I would love to go back and experience Athens again on my own and not on a guided tour. So I can take as much time as I want at each location.


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