Santorini survived a volcanic eruption over 3,000 years ago, which left the island's main village high atop a cliff. The traditional route upwards is by mule. A reasonable person uses both hands to hold onto the mule. But I needed one hand for the video camera, documenting this journey while vocalizing my discomfort. Scenic views from the top made it all worthwhile.

This visit to Santorini, part of my cruise on the Triton, is a segment from "I Follow Apollo”, the Intrepid Berkeley Explorer’s free video presenting the highlights of Greece, including Athens, Olympia, Meteora, Sparta, the Byzantine Empire, Greek Folk Dancing, the islands of Mykanos, Santorini, Crete, & Rhodes, plus Ephesus in Turkey, and much more.

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