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Euromus |
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Iassos
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Euromos theatre
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Having friends to stay is always a pleasure, especially ones that reconnect me to my lost iPhoto files (Thank you Simon). It is also good excuse to get out and about and revisit nearby sites. Jake is always up for a trip to some old stones and I like to think he's becoming a canine authority on the differences between Hellenic and Roman theatres and the transition from Lelegian hilltop fortifications to Carian towns. He certainly appreciates drinking rainwater from a 2,500 year old bowl and in the last picture he is contemplating the natural state of the unexcavated theatre at Euromos and wondering whether he'll still be around when the rest of the cavea is uncovered.
Stratonikeia is one of my favourites ... <3
ReplyDeleteHi Jane - Is that you? If you pop your name at the end I'll know not to delete.
DeleteI love that boy xxx
ReplyDeletexxx from Jake
DeleteAnd the most important member of the Famous Five team....
ReplyDeleteMore important than ginger beer.
DeleteLucky Jake - looking very cute as always x : )
ReplyDeleteHe's posing.
DeleteHe looks a lot more attract9ve than Sir Mortimer Wheeler....
ReplyDeleteI'll pass on the compliment
DeleteHe's a lovely dog, and you are so fortunate to those fantastic antiquities on your doorstep.
ReplyDeleteWe are very lucky
DeleteWell cave my canem! That Jake gets around. His many talents continue to amaze me.
ReplyDeleteI should get him to write a post or two
DeleteAww, it's always great to be able to look back at old photos isn't it. I love looking through our archives and TRY to keep them organised but they get a bit wayward sometimes. :)
ReplyDeleteI nearly lost all my old photos - these are all from the last 10 days.
DeleteClearly Jake is developing a deep interest in archeology!
ReplyDeleteHe's my boy
Delete. . you've discovered the ninth Hogarth!
ReplyDeleteOff I go to Google
DeleteForget about Jake, I'd like to know about the transition from Lelegian to Carian myself!!!
ReplyDeleteAn interesting subject . I'll let you know when the next lecture is scheduled.
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