The Tree that Owns Itself
February 22, 2025
Paul Heymont recounts a story that is almost certainly an urban legend, but charming nonetheless
Paul Heymont recounts a story that is almost certainly an urban legend, but charming nonetheless
After a random encounter with a monument, Paul Heymont finds a fascinating history.
A 2-mile walking tour in Athens, Georgia takes in a range of fantastically-decorated fire hydrants
Located just south-west of Athens, Piraeus serves as the gateway for countless travellers looking to explore the capital’s treasures.
Barry shares some great tips and favorite spots to see when visiting the Greek islands.
On her first night in Greece, Marilyn Jones snags a hotel room with one of the world’s most iconic views.
On an early morning visit to a neighbor of the Acropolis, SeeSaw has a view of history as well as beauty.
SeeSaw visits a gritty neighborhood in Athens, one she skipped at first, and falls in love with its lively atmosphere and fascinating mix of people.
Athens’ Hellenikon airport, closed since a new one was built for the 2004 Olympics, will be redeveloped into a huge coastal resort area, three times
Home of the University of Georgia campus, but with a history of it’s own. Jonathan L reports it’s a mixture of old and new, with an eye on it’s future.
Paul Heymont recounts a story that is almost certainly an urban legend, but charming nonetheless
After a random encounter with a monument, Paul Heymont finds a fascinating history.
A 2-mile walking tour in Athens, Georgia takes in a range of fantastically-decorated fire hydrants
Located just south-west of Athens, Piraeus serves as the gateway for countless travellers looking to explore the capital’s treasures.
Barry shares some great tips and favorite spots to see when visiting the Greek islands.
On her first night in Greece, Marilyn Jones snags a hotel room with one of the world’s most iconic views.
On an early morning visit to a neighbor of the Acropolis, SeeSaw has a view of history as well as beauty.
SeeSaw visits a gritty neighborhood in Athens, one she skipped at first, and falls in love with its lively atmosphere and fascinating mix of people.
Athens’ Hellenikon airport, closed since a new one was built for the 2004 Olympics, will be redeveloped into a huge
Home of the University of Georgia campus, but with a history of it’s own. Jonathan L reports it’s a mixture of old and new, with an eye on it’s future.