It’s been hot here along the coast of the Peloponnese. Basically, if the wind blows from the north during the summer months, it keeps the temperature in the low 30s, which is manageable. But if it blows from the south, through the mouth of the Argolic Gulf, up from the Sahara, it pushes the needleContinueContinue reading “Winding Down – Winding On: Greece to Cambridge”
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Xiropigado – finding our rhythm in the Peloponnese
We’d decided that we’d missed our window to explore the islands off the mainland—something better suited for spring or autumn. So, after quite a bit of deliberation, we chose to stay closer to the mainland and head west along the coast into the Peloponnese. Inspired in part by Race Around the World (which we’d watchedContinueContinue reading “Xiropigado – finding our rhythm in the Peloponnese”