Europe Tour of 1991

 Testing the porosity- Poros island, Greece (above) and Cape Sounion, below.
 This was a trip made by Eurail, a pass for 14 days that enabled us to roam around unfettered, staying with friends or sleeping on the train.. a nice and inexpensive way to look at much of Europe.


 More Greeks (above) and French (below)- Mt. St. Michael. Here (in France) we had our friend Anne who took us around in her car.


These Greek beauties came all the way to the U.S. just for this pic with me :) Not really, these pretty young women were daughters of Athena, whom my wife taught some English at Greenwood, SC, USA.
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