28.07 Crete: Imbros Gorge. 28.08 Amalos, a hike up and beyond the Refuge Kallergi. 28.09 Returning to Mount Gingilos. 28.10 A return to Loutro, too.
Sun catches gorge(ous) at Imbros. There are an awful amount of goats on this island. However, to put things in perspective, there are, on another island in the Pacific, an enormous amount of sheep. The juxtaposition of these statements has no relevance other than to take some new vocabulary for a run, so to speak or write. The editor goes crazy when I do this type of thing. At the time, I enjoy it. Seeing it in print at a later stage gives me an understanding of the editor’s sentiments. The subject of goats, however, was not fortuitous. The other day, we saw a sight that was staggering, if not a little frightening. On the way down one of the mountains, we came across a group of what looked like a frisky bunch. There were a few females grazing on the side—can’t remember seeing any kids though, probably watching T.V. Anyway, about five males stood around but they looked a little hyped. There was something different from their typical mannerism. I stopped to watch for a while. Tw...