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Yannis - I had a few years of ancient Greek in my school days, but I am afraid I lost it all - shame on me! Kos really is a beautiful island. I hope it hasn´t changed too much in those 33 years since we spent our honeymoon down there. My wife and I enjoyed sitting under the great sycamore tree on the market square in Kos City, enjoying a nice cool glass of the local wine and watch the stupid German tourists buying all sort of overpriced souvenirs, mainly little statues of a well-equipped σάτυρο&sigmaf;, accompanied by lots of giggles from the females. I just love Greek food! Unfortunately, our favorite hang-out place εστιατόριο "Έλενα" closed down a couple of years ago and those remaining are not up the standard we are used to. Back to trains! I found this gem on Youtube - a view on steam trains in a country for many years foreign to us and just opening up recently. <iframe src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/ptgDQzhCGa8" width="425" height="350"></iframe> Enjoy! Edit: I forgot to mention where I am from. I live in a little town about 30 miles southwest of Hamburg/Germany, within earshot of the mainline between Hamburg and Bremen. From your point of view, it´s close to the opposite end of Europe, very close to the drift ice barrier!
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