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owen
9/22/2016 07:46:43 am
did it say how many sails are in the bin
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Ray
9/22/2016 08:02:58 am
There were two bins of snails, of two different types. The sign is price per kilo, in this case €6.50. There would have been hundreds of snails in each bin.
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owen
9/22/2016 07:48:48 am
i mean snails
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Sarah
9/22/2016 07:49:31 am
That turtle was cute and looked faster than a normal turtle.Did you eat any of that gross food like the tongue?
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Ray
9/22/2016 08:05:14 am
Diane is a vegetarian, so we generally don't buy meat so I did not try the tongue.
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Sarah
9/26/2016 09:10:09 am
Ok
Aasera
9/22/2016 07:50:19 am
Was the tortoise big?
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Ray
9/22/2016 08:05:59 am
It was fairly big, I would guess about 30cm long.
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Ray
9/22/2016 08:07:14 am
Those were beef (from cattle).
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Justin
9/22/2016 07:52:27 am
Did you see any more turtles?
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Ray
9/22/2016 08:08:06 am
No, just the one, but it was an interesting experience.
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owen
9/22/2016 07:55:25 am
how big would you say the turtle
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Ray
9/22/2016 08:08:37 am
About 30 cm long.
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madison
9/22/2016 07:59:17 am
how many snails are in the bin it looks like alot? what i guess is about 100 snails in the bin am i right?
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Ray
9/22/2016 08:12:02 am
😀There were two bins of snails, of two different types. The sign is price per kilo, in this case €6.50. There would have been hundreds of snails in each bin.
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Alicia
9/22/2016 07:59:27 am
how old was the turtle
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Ray
9/22/2016 08:13:29 am
It is estimated that they can live between 100 and 150 years. The one we saw was an adult so over 20 years old.
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Ray
9/22/2016 08:15:24 am
Being in a 3000 year old cemetery was really interesting. The bonus of seeing the tortoise made it extra special.
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Brian
9/22/2016 08:03:32 am
Have you seen that kind of tortoise before?
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Ray
9/22/2016 08:16:17 am
No that is the only one we have seen on this trip.
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Diane
9/26/2016 08:41:19 am
The museum said they already found thousands of grave stones. Considering they are still excavating and how long it has been there I would speculate A LOT!
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Diane
9/26/2016 11:04:35 am
Fish, squid, meat (all sorts of weird cuts), fruit, whe tables, cheese, olives....
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Alicia
9/26/2016 09:09:02 am
that turle is big
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Diane
9/26/2016 11:04:52 am
About 30 cm
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jordan
9/27/2016 09:17:42 am
do you like fish
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Diane
9/27/2016 09:53:47 am
Imdont eat most meat but I love a good meal of fish.
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maddie
9/27/2016 09:17:53 am
Did you like the turtle? Did you pick it up?
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Diane
9/27/2016 09:54:47 am
It is always great when you find something like that in the wild, but we never touch...don't want to spoil their day 😄
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maddie
9/27/2016 09:20:46 am
Did you eat the fish? dDid you buy any fish? I wouldnt because i dont like fish.
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Diane
9/27/2016 09:55:38 am
We hear they have great fish in Santorini. We hope to have some on the island.
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Diane
9/27/2016 09:57:40 am
You hope a trip is everything you dreamed. This one is that and more. The turtle looked full grow. So it was definitely over 20 years old. I was puffing a bit when I got to the end of the running track in Olympia.
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connor
9/29/2016 10:33:51 am
is it fun thar
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Diane
9/30/2016 04:13:21 am
Absolutely. Learning new things is always fun.
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