Bicontinetal Buzz

Because there are more than 3,500 islands off the coast of Greece, we figured the best way to see them would be by boat! So we reserved our spots on a cruise ship and we were ready to go ‘sailing’ around the beautiful mountainous islands that make up a whole different...

Delphi After spending many wonderful days in Athens we figured we should see what else we could learn about Grecian history while still staying on the peninsula (the islands would come later!) Our first day trip was to Delphi, another ‘acropolis’ dedicated to honor...

After a late night arrival into Athens, we were welcomed with open arms into the hotel where we would be spending the next 6 days of our trip. We entered our room and quickly tore open the curtains to find a huge balcony, set with table, chairs, and lounges,...

After a great couple of days checking out London, it was time to meet Jen and Ed and head down south for the big race. Luckily Ed’s parents and sister live in Seaford, which was just a short train ride away from Brighton where the race was. So we got to spend some...

With Jen and Ed on their way down from Manchester by train, I had another half day to spend in London. I had heard great things about Camden Town and decided to check it out. It was close enough to my hostel to walk, and with another day of really nice weather, I was...

To be honest, I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect from London. With all of my Spanish friends telling me about their weather dilemmas when visiting: snow, rain, cold, etc., especially in February… But, with my training at its peak for the ½ marathon and the...