<p>Now on to the final hoorah of 3 1/2 months travel, bloody lovely but routine and some unpacking was in sight. After getting the metro in I enjoyed the unreal hustle and bustle of Monastiraki Square and Psryi with views of the Parthenonas and Acropolis before planning to the hay. I ended up getting a Gyro for a late dinner and eventually grabbed a drink with a guy Max from Prague which was a good time.</p>
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<p>After a bloody good coffee and an unreal ham and cheese pie pastry thing it was off for what would be a massive day on the legs. I headed up to the Acropolis, and it turns out that every other human had the same idea. It makes you realise the importance of living in the now and I feel very lucky that generation travel young before you’re needing two sticks. After the Acropolis it was then to the Roman Forum, Agora, and a bit of a breather away from the heat.</p>
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