Alternative text: I love Naples! I love Naples!
Alternative text: This is the Amalfi coast. We did not go to the Amalfi coast.
Alternative text: We went to Naples. (in all fairness this was during a garbage strike, but you get the gist.)
Alternative text: A view over Naples from Capodimonte hill.
Alternative text: There are lots of windy little rabbit warrens. I love it.
Alternative text: Some very Italian cuteness is happening.
Alternative text: View over one of the poorer areas near the catacombs.
Alternative text: There's definitely some 'shanty' going on.
Alternative text: Oh, how they love the Madonna. There are shrines every 3 feet.
Alternative text: They also love these gaudy figurines, probably to put in shrines. They are also everywhere.
Alternative text: Old school fizzy lemonade. This little old lady has been at it for 77-years...
Alternative text: Pizza!!! This started a dangerous 2 pizza a day habit.
Alternative text: Sfogliatella- my heaven. Anything with ricotta and orange can't be beat.
Alternative text: We went to a limoncello factory. It smelled amazing.
Alternative text: Limoncello!!! They had a creamy one that was particularly tastey.
Alternative text: Baba - another Neapolitan pastry - is a yeasted cake soaked in syrup.
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Alternative text: The San Gennaro is full of frescos from many eras.
Alternative text: A Greek-era fresco depicting the 3 fates building a tower.
Alternative text: This was a pre-Christian temple, and the imagery is really unique.
Alternative text: Here is a Byzantine mosaic depicting a mother, father, and little girl who are buried in this private crypt.
Alternative text: This fresco is thought to be the world's oldest depiction of Jesus.
Alternative text: A peacock representing the paradise of the afterlife.
Alternative text: Creepy!!! I guess that these ladies were friends. Their skulls have decomposed.
Alternative text: This was the last guy to be entombed in the San Gaudioso catacomb. Lucky him.
Alternative text: This was the first room excavated at the San Gaudioso catacomb. They think that the niches in the walls were for monk's skulls, but no one knows.
Alternative text: These spooky tunnels go on forever.
Alternative text: Tables for cleaning fish. The slant allows drainage and the alcove underneath was storage.
Alternative text: More fish tables. The walls have a unique construction designed to withstand earthquakes.
Alternative text: A view down the marketplace.
Alternative text: This doorway leads to the laundry facility.
Alternative text: This is part of a vessel used to collect urine to fix dye colorants to clothing. It's right next to the laundry. Yum.
Alternative text: A view over the forum of Pompeii to Mt. Vesuvius.
Alternative text: Another hot dusty day of Roman ruins.
Alternative text: The mosaic tiled floors are lovely.
Alternative text: The famous 'menu' at the brothel.
Alternative text: A central tub in the men's bath-house. This place was huge.
Alternative text: A variety of wall constructions were meant to withstand earthquakes. Volcanos, not so much.
Alternative text: A main street cutting across Pompeii. You really get the sense of scale here.
Alternative text: The amphitheater.
Alternative text: This was the gladiator work-out area.
Alternative text: Rome (Yay!) and the Vatican (Meh.)
Alternative text: So this is apparently some famous fountain near where we stayed.
Alternative text: I accidentally stumbled upon it. Doesn't it just look charming?
Alternative text: The Colosseum!!!
Alternative text: We made it to Rome. We already look tired.
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Alternative text: The interior capacity is incredible. Originally the central part was a wooden floor to host the events.
Alternative text: Quite the place to see a spectacle, I bet.
Alternative text: The view from the lower level up.
Alternative text: Tons of Roman stuff around the forum.
Alternative text: More columns. There were so many columns!
Alternative text: This door dates to the 3rd century. I honestly can't remember anything else about this building.
Alternative text: An triumphal arch commemorating the sack of Jerusalem.
Alternative text: A famous dude. Maybe Julius Caesar?
Alternative text: The Pantheon. It was weird.
Alternative text: The interior of the Pantheon was quite gaudy.
Alternative text: But the dome is exactly as wide as the building is tall!!! And this was something!!!
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Alternative text: Basically every gallery was like this.
Alternative text: We did see a cool map with the island of Lipari. We're going there so this pleased us.
Alternative text: Headin' the the Sistine Chapel. Oh boy.
Alternative text: Inside Saint Peter's Basilica. At least it was big so the crowds were less hideous.
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Alternative text: The Magical Island of Crete – Ierapetra
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Alternative text: Napoleon stayed here. Once. Over 200 years ago.
Alternative text: Yep, this is it.
Alternative text: I have no idea how we got this photo. This little guy was quite tolerant.
Alternative text: Ha Gorge behind Monestiraki.
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Alternative text: Another restaurant kitty!!! He was slepy.
Alternative text: The 'village' of Monestiraki. So tiny, so cute.
Alternative text: This is my new hobby I developed in Myrtos.
Alternative text: The view from our bed at Ca'Nova cafe.
Alternative text: The Myrtos coastline.
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Alternative text: The Magical Island of Crete – Apostoli
Alternative text: How darling is Apostoli?
Alternative text: Here's the old church with daily spooky singing.
Alternative text: The view from our front door.
Alternative text: A windy mountain path leading up to olive groves.
Alternative text: Another view of our cute home in Apostoli.
Alternative text: The view over the Kastelli valley.
Alternative text: Sunset view over Kastelli valley.
Alternative text: Jeff prepping for his orgone treatment.
Alternative text: Next it was my turn for orgone.
Alternative text: Let me out!!! It was like 1,000 degrees in that thing.
Alternative text: The olive orchards around the organic farm.
Alternative text: Some amazing sea salt that Manolis had harvested himself from the sea.
Alternative text: Sheep herds roaming the farm.
Alternative text: Moon rise was particularly pretty.
Alternative text: The still functioning olive oil press at the farm.
Alternative text: Making sun-dried tomatoes, the real way.
Alternative text: A raki distillery. That stuff is scary.
Alternative text: Rolling pasta is serious business.
Alternative text: My handiwork (fine, Jeff helped a bit).
Alternative text: The final step for our delicious lunch.
Alternative text: Sweet fresh mizithra!!!! With honey and a bit of cinnamon it's the best thing ever.
Alternative text: The store at the olive oil farm sold so many treats. I need to do grocery shopping trips here in the future.
Alternative text: Me, Sabah, and Callie at Prima Plora.
Alternative text: Jeff and I reliving our previous moment at Prima Plora. Can you tell I'm thrilled?
Alternative text: Creative liberties were taken....
Alternative text: Minoan mosaics ala amateur archeologists.
Alternative text: Some odd walls build as part of the reconstruction.
Alternative text: A view over the Palace of Knossos.
Alternative text: Various store rooms at the Palace of Knossos.
Alternative text: Some dancing in Kastamonitsa's square.
Alternative text: People from all the surrounding villages gathered.
Alternative text: Amazing (free) sweets!!!!
Alternative text: The food operation here was seriously impressive. These guys churned out so much food, and it was excellent.
Alternative text: The square full of people awaiting the main act.
Alternative text: Us at 11:30 PM. I'm exhausted!!!!
Alternative text: Greece Part 2 – Thessaloniki
Alternative text: Jeff's coffee sludge fortune was good. Despina didn't elaborate on the details.
Alternative text: Callie and I loving some super brisk Greek coffee.
Alternative text: Snacks and coffee at the food lab.
Alternative text: Fabulous and heart-breakingly cheap produce. It's not fair.
Alternative text: So meat, if you care.
Alternative text: There was quite the seafood selection. Jeff loved it, and so did the street kitties.
Alternative text: A collection of old-style 'spoon sweets', preserved fruits to eat on yogurt or alone as a desert.
Alternative text: The coffee roasting operation in one of Thessaloniki's soon-to-gentrify markets.
Alternative text: The green coffee beans awaiting roasting.
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Alternative text: The unassuming exterior of Atatürk’s birthplace.
Alternative text: The inner courtyard of the house leads to a small museum.
Alternative text: This is the pomegranate tree planted by Atatürk’s father.
Alternative text: The Turkish embassy, and our second inadvertent Turkish excursion.
Alternative text: The oddly captivating Rotunda. Built in the 300s AD it is one of the oldest buildings in Thessaloniki.
Alternative text: The entrance to the main dome at the Rotunda. I love the Christian imagery and the Ottoman/Arabic script.
Alternative text: The central hall. It was oddly beautiful.
Alternative text: The Byzantine 'White Tower' was a prison and now houses a great history museum.
Alternative text: The old Byzantine walls around upper-Thessaloniki.
Alternative text: A view out to the sea.
Alternative text: New apartment blocks facing the ruins of an ancient Greek market. Pretty cool.
Alternative text: Greece Part 1- Athens
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Alternative text: A typical street view in Athen's Kipsali neighborhood.
Alternative text: Yay for Athens!!!
Alternative text: There was a fab souvlaki place near Agios Georgios church in Kipsali.
Alternative text: Our cute bakery also in Agios Georgios square.
Alternative text: We went there every day. They loved us.
Alternative text: There were TONS of political graphitis in our area, making things particularly atmospheric at night.
Alternative text: The view from the Pnyx. You can see across the whole city.
Alternative text: Another view at sunset. It was a pretty special place.
Alternative text: Another view point Martin took us to.
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Alternative text: The daytime moon over the Acropolis.
Alternative text: Callie's loving it.
Alternative text: We explored the adorable Plaka neighborhood. Nary a crackhead here.
Alternative text: Selfie-stick time again!
Alternative text: A view over ancient Roman (not Greek) ruins in Athens.
Alternative text: The Tower of the Winds. It looks so unassuming, but it fascinates me.
Alternative text: The Parthanon at the Acropolis. Pretty cool.
Alternative text: Obligatory tourist photo.
Alternative text: Hey, I'm a tourist!!!
Alternative text: A neat view from the bottom of Acropolis hill.
Alternative text: I have a cousin in U-S and A. His name is Kiplinio. I thinka he liva in a Utaha. (Seriously this looks like Kip)
Alternative text: Hey, you. Yes, you. Where's my Ouzo.
Alternative text: You guys seen Georgio? He owes me 3 euros for fixing his scooter yesterday.
Alternative text: I think my left side looks better than my right. Nicole! Take the picture already!
Alternative text: If you see Georgio, tell him I'm lookin' for him!
Alternative text: Bout time to wander towards the cafes...
Alternative text: Nothin' like mama's home cookin (or in this case, her opening cans of wet cat food)
Alternative text: Sleeping off last night's Raki rager.
Alternative text: Y'all seen my mama? I think she's hanging around the wrong crowd again.
Alternative text: Nom nom nom nom.
Alternative text: Bulgaria – A Surprising Delight
Alternative text: Another train ride!!!!!
Alternative text: It was basically this - for 13 hours.
Alternative text: Around hour 10 I snapped. Why is it so long!!!
Alternative text: But Jeff made the most of it, working away while I flipped out.
Alternative text: Thirteen. Hours. It was long.
Alternative text: The Russian Orthodox 'Church of St Nicholas the Miracle-Maker' in Sofia.
Alternative text: This public fountain is where the public baths used to be. Why are there no baths?!?!
Alternative text: Even though the water is piping hot and sulfur-y, it is potable. It's very odd (though not bad) to drink this stuff on a hot summer day.
Alternative text: The Church of St George. Built by the Romans in the 4th century, this is the oldest building in Sofia.
Alternative text: How cute are their street-cars? They're impractically narrow, but cute.
Alternative text: A magical sunset in Sofia.
Alternative text: It was cold and wet, but it was very atmospheric.
Alternative text: The interior dome of one of the older sections of the church. It's pretty spectacular.
Alternative text: The view from the inner courtyard of the monastery complex.
Alternative text: Here's one of the better preserved exterior frescos.
Alternative text: This hall is where the monk's ate their meals.
Alternative text: A close-up of the ceiling decoration in the dining hall. This photo doesn't capture the scale of this painting. It's huge.
Alternative text: A view of the mountains behind the cloister building.
Alternative text: I love a good public fountain. I can't resist.
Alternative text: The excavated portion of the hippodrome in central Plovdiv.
Alternative text: The basement of the H&M. Yeah, that's just a Roman era hippodrome. NBD.
Alternative text: The Roman theater from ancient Plovdiv. Quite the views.
Alternative text: An Ottoman era merchant house in Plovdiv's old city.
Alternative text: The old castle compound walls.
Alternative text: The old city is full of cute winding streets.
Alternative text: Hisar Kapia House - a typical 'Plovdiv' construction from the 1850s. It houses a small craft museum now.
Alternative text: The interior of Hisar Kapia was very cool - the preservation of the wood work was stunning.
Alternative text: I can't resist a public fountain.
Alternative text: Here we are seconds before the horse attack.
Alternative text: This is the hilltop. The ruins are fabulous.
Alternative text: But it is fairly penned in so there isn't room to, say, run from a deranged gypsy horse.
Alternative text: Jeff managed one photo of the horse as we were hunkered down safely. This doesn't do any justice to the horse's craziness. Note the shirtless construction worker.
Alternative text: There is basically no drainage system in Stolipinovo, so puddles of icky water are everywhere.
Alternative text: Look who I found! Thank god he didn't seem deranged.
Alternative text: A little micro-shop in Stolipinovo. They basically just sell drinks.
Alternative text: The view from the bus.
Alternative text: The apartment blocks of Stolipinovo.
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