Photos by Christopher Phillips : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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It might be worth a try but I am a bit short on horses at the moment let alone the silver coins.
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You are quite right, sorry.
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Thanks. Its hard to find a good shot without getting your feet wet. Interesting part of the world.
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Now Rhea was married to Kronos. They had had 5 children already but Kronos had developed a bad habit and ate them all. So Rhea hid in a cave and bore Zeus here and thereby hangs a tale.
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Imaginatively reconstructed in places with wood replaced by concrete. It at least looks spectacular and gives an impression of what an amazing civilisation it must have been.
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The departure lounge is a dull depressing place. Some more lights and a coat of paint would help.
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So what is that looking like a periscope? I'll leave you to guess
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Visible is the second palace, the first being destroyed by an earthquake. The second palace dates from c.1650BC and the picture shows the grand staircase and the entrance to the temple. Compared to Knossos it has not been fancifully restored with chunks of concrete and is less popular as a result.
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