Monthly Archives: June 2016

We left our hotel in downtown Frankfurt by taxi and were driven to the Frankfurt airport. The Condor Airline departure desk took our checked luggage and issued us our boarding passes.  We had two plus hours to kill before our … Continue reading →

This morning we said goodbye to Santorini and took an 8:45 a.m. flight into Athens.  We had about four hours to kill in Athens before we caught our next plane which would take us to Frankfurt, Germany for an overnight.  … Continue reading →

Saturday morning began with Barb and Doug waking up to celebrate their 39th wedding anniversary in separate hospital beds here on the Island of Santorini.  What a memorable way to celebrate 39 years of marriage!  This is one anniversary I … Continue reading →

On our first morning in Santorini, we had a great breakfast at our hotel and then the four of us waited outside of the hotel at 10 a.m. (midnight back home) for the van from Santorini Dive Center to pick … Continue reading →

It was a pretty wild ride last night with the ship churning through the heavy seas.  We awoke in the morning in the port of on the island of Crete.  The winds were still blowing about 25 mph although it … Continue reading →

We woke up today docked at the Island of Rhodes.  On this trip through the Greek islands, the Wagnersons will be celebrating our respective wedding anniversaries.  Number 42 for Lynda and me, and number 39 for Doug and Barb.  Today … Continue reading →

We finished our first full day on the cruise ship and it’s pretty much all wonderful.  The views of the places we cruise by are stunning.  The food and accommodations are excellent.  And of course, the company that the four … Continue reading →

We finally made it onto the cruise ship but not before a twist of sorts that at first appeared to only deepen our brief homeless episode.  A shuttle bus picked up the four Wagnersons as well as six other people … Continue reading →

Last night, our final night in Mykonos was capped off by another wonderful Greek meal at the restaurant connected to our hotel.  Once again there was Greek dancing, although this time the Y chromosome factors of the Wagnersons managed to … Continue reading →

Today after breakfast, we were all picked up by Kostas, the owner of Godive Mykonos where we were taken to Lia Beach, about 20 minutes away from where we’re staying.  Our plan was to dive two different dive sites.  While … Continue reading →