Santorini (Greece) pics, June 2014
 

Have been practising my camera swinging techniques in Santorini, Greece this
summer.
So, below you will find some snaps from the wonders of
Santorini:

http://simonlaub.net/Fortunecity/San...014/index.html

And sure, Zorba the Greek lives:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeNsr_nQEfE

Modern version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPmxL-Lpb70

And it is spreading - Now, in Ottawa:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0_M6afEe7A

FUT: rec.travel.europe

best regards
-Simon

Santorini (Greece) pics, June 2014
 

"Simon Laub" wrote in message
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Have been practising my camera swinging techniques in Santorini, Greece
this summer.
So, below you will find some snaps from the wonders of
Santorini:

http://simonlaub.net/Fortunecity/San...014/index.html

And sure, Zorba the Greek lives:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeNsr_nQEfE

Modern version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPmxL-Lpb70

And it is spreading - Now, in Ottawa:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0_M6afEe7A

FUT: rec.travel.europe

best regards
-Simon

Lots of good pictures there - thanks.

Keith

Santorini (Greece) pics, June 2014
 

Simon Laub wrote:
Have been practising my camera swinging techniques in Santorini,
Greece this summer.
So, below you will find some snaps from the wonders of
Santorini:

http://simonlaub.net/Fortunecity/San...014/index.html

Yikes. And I thought Lindos in Rhodes was a tourist fortress.
That place looks more like a mall than a town. Looks like there
might be some good walks away from the town though.

Are all the Asian couples having a Moonie mass wedding?

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Santorini (Greece) pics, June 2014
 

In article ,
Jack Campin wrote:

Simon Laub wrote:
Have been practising my camera swinging techniques in Santorini,
Greece this summer.
So, below you will find some snaps from the wonders of
Santorini:

http://simonlaub.net/Fortunecity/San...014/index.html

Photos look good, though there's a blue cast from the haze on some of
the pictures with the sea.

The sunset shots with the yellow-red glow on the whitewashed buildings
look good.

The night shots turned out well. Not too noisy though it must have been
high ISO.

Santorini (Greece) pics, June 2014
 

On 2014-09-09 07:56:28 +0000, Martin said:

On Mon, 08 Sep 2014 13:05:30 +0100, Jack Campin wrote:

Simon Laub wrote:
Have been practising my camera swinging techniques in Santorini,
Greece this summer.
So, below you will find some snaps from the wonders of
Santorini:

http://simonlaub.net/Fortunecity/San...014/index.html

Yikes. And I thought Lindos in Rhodes was a tourist fortress.
That place looks more like a mall than a town. Looks like there
might be some good walks away from the town though.

Are all the Asian couples having a Moonie mass wedding?

LOL
Some photos could be from a disaster movie.
It was overcrowded when a cruise ship was there 30 years ago, Gawd knows what
it is like with half a dozen much larger cruise ships there.

Good thing I went in 1965, when it wasn't like that at all.


--
athel

Santorini (Greece) pics, June 2014
 

On 2014-09-14 06:56:21 +0000, Martin said:

On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 15:49:01 +0200, Athel Cornish-Bowden
wrote:

On 2014-09-09 07:56:28 +0000, Martin said:

On Mon, 08 Sep 2014 13:05:30 +0100, Jack Campin wrote:

Simon Laub wrote:
Have been practising my camera swinging techniques in Santorini,
Greece this summer.
So, below you will find some snaps from the wonders of
Santorini:

http://simonlaub.net/Fortunecity/San...014/index.html

Yikes. And I thought Lindos in Rhodes was a tourist fortress.
That place looks more like a mall than a town. Looks like there
might be some good walks away from the town though.

Are all the Asian couples having a Moonie mass wedding?

LOL
Some photos could be from a disaster movie.
It was overcrowded when a cruise ship was there 30 years ago, Gawd knows what
it is like with half a dozen much larger cruise ships there.

Good thing I went in 1965, when it wasn't like that at all.

I regret very much not going in the 1960s.

When I went to Greece in 1965 for a trip of five or six weeks I was the
only one of five of us who thought to equip himself with a guidebook
(Fodor's, if memory serves). As a result we mostly went to places that
I thought would be worth visiting -- Mt Athos, Mykonos, Rhodes,
Santorini, Crete, Delphi. One of us (not me, but I read it) bought a
copy of Fanny Hill in Santorini, at a time it was impossible to buy in
England without going to rather unsavoury shops in London.


--
athel

I have seen all your shared links and found them really helpful for me because I am also planning a trip to Santorini, Greece with my wife. I am not gonging there for first time. I visited this state about few years ago. Its natural and historic beauty inspired me a lot.