After a few lazy days in Athens, it was time to hit the road. The car is old, and the seats are really shitty. There was no music, only the radio – and no way to connect the iPhone. And even if – Mitsos has one of the worst tastes in music there is. So that part of the trip was horrible. The good part of the trip: Landscape – lots of it out there, and we had blue sky for almost all the trip! On top of that, it was off-season, so no tourists, and since we took the small back roads, not a lot of traffic. Great!
Close to Tanagra
Close to Thiva
Somewhere after Xyniada
Close to Makryrrachi
Not a lot of traffic outside of Xyniada
Don’t you love this roads?
Sheep not too far from Tamasio
The first of many trucks hauling cotton. You see the white cotton next to the road!
Cotton County close to Menelaida
Big Sky!
Cotton trailer
Happy Mitsos – finally on the road!
Monument in Trikala town for those who fought at Hill 731 Italy declared war on Greece after its refusal to let Italian troops pass the land. One of the greatest battles was from 9th to the 26th of March 1941, and it was for the “Hill 731” located 20 Kilometres north of Kleisoura at Tepeleni, Albania.
Waiting for the Italians to charge
Back on the road again. Follow the sun, he said!
More cotton fields
The usual procedure – small vehicles bring the harvest to the big trucks
And with the big truck, it goes to the factories
Close to Kallifono
From time to time a cotton truck slows down traffic. But most of the time there is no traffic.
After Karditsa
Mitsos never stops eating
The sun is low
And casts a nice shadow over the fields
More nice clouds before Sellanoi
Finally dinner in Kalabaka
After dinner, we found the best place in Kalabaka and had more food and some drinks with new friends
My mother got me an Eurorail ticket when I was 15, and together with two friends, we adventured into France. This was the beginning of a new addiction. I do like to take pictures, so one thing leads to another. On this site, I want to share some of my pictures and some of my trips with you! Now I am on the road for more than 8 months every year. Visiting old friends and making new friends while exploring this big blue ball.
