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Sunday, February 13, 2005

A morning walk



You know, Knossos isn't really what textbooks showed us. The more I see it the less impressed I am by this legend of my childhood. Needless to say Sir Evans has sunk further in my esteem.

posted by Maria | 2/13/2005 03:16:00 pm

Anonymous Anonymous said...

By the way, are the signposts up already? The promised to put them up again 3 years ago, after finishing with the "restoration works"...

... although paid tour guides never "finish" with their job there..

2/21/2005 03:07:00 pm  
Blogger Maria said...

Signs? Do you mean something like this one? They've been there since September 2003, so I guess they kept that promise. On the other hand some parts, like Queen's Megaron, are still closed for restoration. Not that I saw anyone working. You would think that they would take advantage of a beautiful, sunny, winter day to get some work done, especially if there aren't many visitors. Something tells me that they won't be open for public again, like the Throne Room. A pity.

2/23/2005 12:37:00 am  

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