One of places recommended to us by a good friend was Tarpon Springs, a fishing community of mostly Greek Americans (even today, we heard Greek spoken everywhere we listened). If you click on the link, you can read more about it.
It was an area where for many years sponge divers harvested sponges (the kind we use in the bath) and later fished for shrimp.
Now, it is mostly a tourist destination and really pretty.
Daniel took lots of photos, so enjoy the little tour!
We ended up eating one of the best Greek meals we've had in a long time. A Greek salad and a plate full of grilled seafood. It was delicious!
And no meal is complete without a little dessert, which we took "to go" and ate in our little beach cottage that evening.
The following day's visit I'll have to divide into a couple of posts I think, as there was lots to ooooh and aaaah over at the Ringling Museum of Art. You'll see...
Wishing you a good rest of your day!! And thank you for visiting...
❧ Silke
I've never been to Tarpon Springs but I have heard that is lovely, and your photos show this is very true!
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Take care!
Liebe Silke,
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Alles Liebe
Elisabeth
It made me smile to read the sign on the shop front: "Taste of Greece" and then underneath it says "French Bakery" :-)
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you had such a nice time and what a beautiful place! I love going to places next to the water! Looking forward to the next post...
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Beth P
Oh what a wonderful trip! At first I could not figure out what the sponges were!
ReplyDeleteWho is LOUIE and how did I miss his introduction????
**kisskiss**
Deb
Boats and floats - so photogenic. It's ages since I had a Greek meal - you've made my mouth water.
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