The Last Greek Days
Tuesday I was sleeping on a cloud that was being guided by unicorns and the harmonious lullabies of angels. And the Connor rapped on the door and woke me up. It was 9:30 and we had to return the rented car by noon. Cris's parents were out exploring Nafplio, so Cris joined us for breakfast. We made a tentative schedule. On the way up to Athens we stop by Epidaurus, see the one ancient theater that is still being used today then drive up, drop the car off, and explore Athens. Traffic was more congested than we had thought and deemed it necessary to skip Epidaurus. Gotta leave some places unseen for the next visit, right? We drop off the car with no problems, we meet the man at the drop-off zone at the airport. Then take the downtown bus. We find a hostel to stay the night, drop our bags off and we head to the Acropolis museum as its peak heat time. The museum was underwhelming for what it is and where it's located. They had pottery, sculptures, marble frescos, and others but I