Tag Archives: Greek mythology

If There Is No Ithaca

There is nowhere in the world like Ithaca, an island lost in time and myth in the Ionian sea. Home to a population of only 3000, the island has been a long lost home to the countless souls who have traveled the wine dark seas with Odysseus over the past 3000 years in the manyContinue reading “If There Is No Ithaca”

Eternal Flames of the Chimera

I can’t tell if Turkey is an amazing place to be at this moment in time or not. Unlike Albania and Serbia, pandemic rules here are quite restrictive. There is a curfew in place and a complete ban on dining at restaurants. On the other hand, the sky is sunny, the sea is warm andContinue reading “Eternal Flames of the Chimera”