Xania, by the sea
Pilgrimage to the ancient port of Xania, in western Crete.
This entry was posted on Tuesday, March 13th, 2012 at 8:50 pm. It is filed under General, Greece, Sacred Places, Video and tagged with chania, crete, Greece, minion, mycenean, pilgrimage, xania.
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Looks like an improvement from Athens! Nice to hear from you!
Hi Peter, How are you guys doing? Thanks for following our blog!
Hi Alex and John,
I look forward to these blog entries. They are really great!
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I really liked the visual view of Xania. Probably a simple technique, but the flash of fire was effective. 🙂 Love to you from us!
I like the thoughtful historical perspective and narration on the scenes from today. Very beautiful and evocative. I look forward to more postings from your journey. Thanks.
Thanks Mary! We are going to visit the 7 cities of Revelations, probably around mid April, see if we can make any sense of it. Any ideas or suggestions?
Are you doing OK? I hope you are taking it easy, being good to yourself. I send much love.
Thanks so much Tyrell. We are trying to capture the depth, maybe like the view from the eyes of the artist? It’s an interesting experience.
I appreciate your feedback. XX
Seeing the ancient ruins of civiliztions of eons ago, reminded me of the ancient pueblos of our South West. It is a reminder of how brief our lifes are, and as the song goes, ‘AND THE BEAT GOES ON’!!
the Garden Club vidio today of Sherri’s Garden was very nice, Sharon showed it without a
hitch”!!. We all miss your presence, but the great adventure you are having, and sharing with us. is very much appreciated.
Love, Jane
Fantastic footage! I have always loved learning about the ancient Minoan civilization. I didn’t know that Crete had had such a diversified background. You always manage to include a surprise with your videos.
Marlene
Thanks Marlene. We are looking for the depth, trying to see past the visible. It’s not always easy, but right now we are in a town in East Crete, called Sitia, with a lovely room off the water. Nobody is here, it’s off-season, so it’s quiet and peaceful; just a small Cretan town on the water. It’s easy to feel inspired! XX
I always look forward to your posts. The videography and narration are skillfully done and insightful. I almost feel that I am there with you. The music also adds local flavor.
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