Did someone say baklava?

In the midst of all this biking stuff, the faithful reader, that is to say, Aged P, may be wondering what's been happening with my European photos. The answer was: er, not much, I'm afraid. I kind of let that slide. I know you are shocked.

However! I spent just 8 hours on a bus, not all at once, getting to and from Inverhuron and I used that time to get my Athens and Delphi photos done and started on my London photos! It's very helpful that I actually have a laptop whose battery lasts that long. It's been quite the experience for me.

So the Greek photos are all done, and I am now allowed to have baklava and blood of the pigeon tea from Arabesque*. I had some of the tea last week, but I did not have baklava and so I was not cheating. At all.

I'm still trying to figure out how I took over 500 pictures in Athens in only 2 1/2 days -- it's as many as I took in London, and I was there for twice as long. Let's just say there are lots of pictures of carved rocks.

Athens 2010

The Delphi pictures are dominated by the incredible views. Go to Delphi.

Delphi 2010

Sadly, Arabesque is closed on Mondays, and I'm leaving for Sudbury for a few days, so I won't be able to enjoy the baklava until the end of the week. When I also hope to enjoy the cream tea that will be my reward for finishing the England pictures.

Tally ho!

*I know, I know. It's not a Greek restaurant. But... baklava!