Today Bob and I got up early and boarded a bus to another town called Filoti. From there we did a 5km hike up Mt Zeus, which is the highest point in the Cyclades Islands of Greece. It was a steep and rocky climb, but it had a great view. On the way down we stopped by the Cave of Zeus which is a possible location for the birthplace of Zeus. After lunch in Filoti we popped on over to Aperianthos, which claims to be a town untouched by tourism. I thought it looked a lot like Hydra in the sense that the streets were only pedestrian besides the one passing by the town.
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| The start of our hike. On the left hand side in the middle of the pic there is a white horse. I though that was a good omen for a climb up a mountain. |
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| Lots of sheep and goats on the mountain. |
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| Me at the entrance to the cave of Zeus taken by Bob, who is inside. I thought it was scary and didn't want to go in. |
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| This was all the farther I went in. |
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| Bob deeper inside the cave. |
I keep trying to take these beautiful videos and then Bob talks during them. Today, he had me laughing so hard I was crying.
The following are pictures taken at Aperianthos.
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