...because we are in hilly Folegandros, and have decided to tackle our stay on foot (aided by the occasional public bus). At only 11 km long, the island is really a walker's paradise, although mostly in the mornings and evenings when the heat is bearable! Also, as our daily Greek cuisine consists mostly of bread and cheese in various formats, we figure the walking/sweating can justify the indulgences.

This is a really lovely, secluded island! We are staying just outside of the Chora (main village) which is the perfect place for strolling among sweet cafes, and whitewashed churches. Some of the beaches have been a bit difficult to reach, but every sweltering journey is met with the same crystal blue reward!

Oh, and Troy has decided he likes olives now...what?! He cuts them up into tiny pieces first, but he is eating them.

"I don't even know who I am anymore!" - Troy Berwick, Greece, 2017