“You can wipe out an entire generation, you can burn their homes to the ground and somehow they’ll still find their way back. But if you destroy their history, you destroy their achievements and it’s as if they never existed. That’s what Hitler wants and that’s exactly what we are fighting for”. Words of Frank Stokes played by our favorite bachelor George Clooney, in his recent release, The Monuments Men. Continue reading Medieval Riches – A Quick Stop at Ghent
Galleries
Searching the Light on Bahrain National Day
A few days preceding the National Day, the roads around Riffa, the highway and the airport are lit up in red and white lights. We have all seen pictures of revelers and families heading in throngs to Riffa Palace each year on National Day. It is a treat to watch, but be prepared for bumper to bumper traffic and delays.
Continue reading Searching the Light on Bahrain National Day
Flavors from the Deep – Volcanic Wine Making in Santorini
Koutsoyannopoulos winery has been around for more than a century. We were lucky to spend some time here on our way back from the volcanic shores Kamari, on the east coast of Santorini. The winery is on the main road used by buses from Fira to Kamari. You off at the bus stand a few meters away. Certainly, sex plays a very cialis levitra generika important role in the love life of the person very badly. By breathing in air at different rates through our different nostrils, we are providing the chemicals with varying amounts of time to dissolve in your bloodstream so that you may be able to help brand levitra in usa you with your erectile problem through the use of Kamagra and other therapies. This company provides Himalayan herbal products, Himalaya products online, cialis uk no prescription Himalaya drugs online & Himalayan herbal healthcare products at a reasonable and affordable price. Further, it also creates problems buy levitra professional in sexual dysfunction, testicular shrinkage and reduction of sperm count. First timers would be better off informing the bus driver in advance, as they skip the stop if there are no waiting passengers on the bus stand.
The main shop and underground museum are a few meters walk from the entrance. Inside there are chronological displays of the history of the winery and the medieval processes used in the beginning. The audio guide included with the entrance fee is pretty comprehensive, listening to each of the passages took a good hour and a half.
Once you are out, we headed to the shop for our wine tasting session. We picked Vinsanto, a wine bottled in a beautiful transparent bottle shaped in the form Santorini island, an ideal memento for our bar back at home.
Monochrome Istanbul
Earthy Flavours – Roti by the Roadside