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Saturday, October 28, 2023

Limassol, Cyprus 10-28-23

Today we did a ship Shore Excursion.  Lindi, Brian and Sandy were also on the big bus number 26.  The tour is called Nicosia Divided Capital and the Khirokita Archaeological Site (say Hero Ke Ta.) We also visited the site from 7000 BC with reconstructed dwellings, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  The tour included a visit to a Greek church, and on to the Green Line that has divided this capital city on Cyprus from Turkey since 1974. This is the last divided capital city after Berlin’s wall came down. We did not try to pass the checkpoint as our passports are on the ship preparing for an immigration check for Egypt.  We have a change in plans for our itinerary.  With the war in Israel, an abundance of caution, the Captain has cancelled two ports, Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt and Aqaba, Jordan.  We still transit the Suez Canal into the Red sea and will still stop at Safga, Egypt.  We added a port in Salalah, Oman.  Luckily we visited Petra on the world cruise in 2019 however many passengers are disappointed.  Back to our ship after buying olives and olive oil. Full moon as we sailed away.


                                                             Another fun port in the Med

                                                 Early arrival at an up scale port. Ferry port

                                                             Reconstructed homes at site

                                                               Don and Lindi at Church

                                                     Light a Candle for Peace in the world

                                          Check Point at the division between Cyprus and Turkey

                                                                       At the Line

                                                                 Sculpture for Peace

                                                                      Moon on the Med            

                                                                      
 

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