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 Tenders are going over the side of the ship, which is anchored, to take passengers on shore |
 Mykonos from the sea |
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 Waiting to go ashore |
 Whitewashed church. There are many little churches throughout the island... |
 ...some were built by individuals, thanking God for sparing them at sea. |
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 The narrow streets of the town... |
 ...a labyrinth designed to confuse attacking pirates. |
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 Kastro Bar was a favorite hangout for Aristotle and Jackie Onassis |
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 This was the "Little Venice" area, and the spaghetti smelled good! |
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 Our new friends from England, Tony and Primrose |
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 Zorba's...need I say more? |
 The windmills of Mykonos |
 Bad hair day (not Bob!) |
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 And there's a lot of wind! |
 Mykonos scene |
 View from the windmills |
 An artist at work |
 So many interesting doors |
 The door may need painting, but it's still pretty artistic looking |
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 Niko's Taverna, where we had dinner |
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 I just couldn't get enough of these fishing boats! |
 Great little wine bar where we spent the afternoon... |
 ....drinking with this couple from Alabama who were on our sister ship... |
 ...the Nautica, on an insurance agents' convention. |
 We had a great unobstructed view of the windmills... |
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 There were fishermen right in front of us... |
 ...drawing in their catch |
 And beautifully clear water underneath our balcony |
 ...and a beautiful sunset |
 And there were also the pink pelicans. |
 They are used to being in the limelight. |
 As the story goes, they are descendents of a pet pelican from many years ago... |
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 One of the birds cruises Nikos |
 Bob at dinner at Niko's |
 A small church's interior |
 Sundown in Mykonos |
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 Visitors are starting to leave |
 Little white building at night |