our hotel here in delphi has wireless internet, which means alex can send pics from his iphone to my email, and i can upload them! hooray! so, here are a few fairly recent ones, starting with the olive harvest in sardinia:
carl with what seem to be apple-sized olives
liz, june, and me sorting branches out of freshly raked olives
the fruits of our labor (two days' labor, that is)
on to sicily - here i am overlooking the roman amphitheater in syracuse, where we went on the day-trip from catania

carl with what seem to be apple-sized olives
liz, june, and me sorting branches out of freshly raked olives
the fruits of our labor (two days' labor, that is)
on to sicily - here i am overlooking the roman amphitheater in syracuse, where we went on the day-trip from catania

this was a huge quarry dug into the cliffside, which created a great echo chamber and was thus dubbed "dionysus' ear." just outside of this massive rock hall was where the athenians were imprisoned by the syracusans at the end of the peloponnesian war..jpg)

here we're on to agrigento, on the so
uthern coast of sicily
finally, alex captured the amazing sky over the greek ruins, though we both agreed this sillouette of an olive tree was the most striking.
that's all for now, but hopefully more will come soon!


4 comments:
nice pics. those are huge looking olives!
wow--some really great pix--thx for transporting us out of our various routines for quick trips to WOW Sardinia, Deplhi, Greek ruins, beautiful olive tree and catphone pix. What a lovely thing you are doing. xoxoox mutti
thanks guys! so much more to show - there will be numerous albums upon our return (in 3 and 1/2 weeks!)
Oh, my! More on the spot shots that leave me wondering why I don't like to travel! Geeze. My favorite is the tree against the sky. It's worth a blow-up. Love to you both, Jl
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