Nagy Sandor

We stayed outside 3 long hours, just me and my babyboy, a litle trip around the house

here is video of the Meteora, awesome place

It’s after one of those rare occasions when earth begins to play games with land and sky that landscapes like Meteora are born. For humans like us the anchoring force of gravity becomes a physical reality when our gaze beholds rocks that reach for the sky, as if pushed from within.

The Meteora rocks look as if they were pushed by giant fingers from deep within the earth to stand straight up from the land around them; an Olympian god playing games? Who knows? Meteora is a visual feast for the soul, connecting in such a majestic way the underground, the earth and the sky that it is not by accident that it was chosen as a major place of worship for monks and nuns who found a place closer to the universe. These monks found atop the suspended rocks a place of meditation created seemingly by metaphysical forces; the kind of forces that earth forges over millions of years.

Thessaloniki is called the second capital by the Greeks, since it is not only the second largest city of Greece after Athens, but also the capital of Northern Greece and Macedonia. It is beautifully situated by the sea, and there are also many interesting places in the city and its surrounding areas that you can visit.

Thessaloniki was the sister of Alexander the Great. She was married to a man named Kassandros, and it was also he who founded the city in 315BC. Before that, there was a much older settlement here called Therme.

The White Tower is a remnant from the Turkish occupation, this used to be a prison.