Back from Greece

Greece turned out to be a very nice place, and we got home safe and sound even if the journey was made in the middle of the night!

One week in what might just bee one of the hottest places on earth. Or at least that was the way it felt as me and my daughter stayed in a little village called Gerani, on the north east coast of Crete, whish is an Island off the coast of Greece, right in the heart of the Mediteranian.

Not much to say more than that we had a great time, working on our tans, swimming in the pools and just kicking it, and that I might not be entirely cut out for charter travel, but I'll give it at least one more shot before I give up this very Swedish tradition of travel. Being moved around as a herd of cattle isn't exactly my idea of travelling, but on the up side is the much cheaper tickets so maybe I can learn to live with it. Eventually.

Photos from the trip is posted on my FaceBook page, which you can access if you are a FaceBook user. I will also post a few photos on my website for the podcast over at www.polarbearpodcast.com as soon as get time to do so.

I would like to extend my gratitude to the Cretan population for their enormous hospitality and I hope to be back there next year already if only I can manage to get Marie to get over her fear of flying.

Talk to you all soon, and don't miss episode 136 of the PBP where I talk a great deal about the trip we made, in reference to life in Sweden and how things are different in Greece. See the website for more information about how to listen to the show and subscribe!

/ Andy