Corinth

Hello, A driving tour with details was how we saw Corinth. On the way we stopped to see the Corinth Canal. It was quite a distance from the bridge that we were on. It saves much shipping time and money.

In Corinth we saw places where St. Paul had been. I am including a picture of the three pastors at the site where Paul was tried. Paul had riled the silversmiths when he said that they should not create things for other (false) gods.

On the premises there was a museum that we explored as well as the surrounding ruins. Our guide led us through all of this. Some things stay in my memory, but some escaped as soon as heard. In the evening, the ship started to move. It seemed hardly noticeable. So glad that others know what they are doing. We went to the sixty’s musical presentation in the evening. It was quite fine. I could name almost none, but recognized many. That was not loss of memory because I never knew names in the first place. I did not sleep so well the second night or the third night, but the fourth was good. Tiredness visited in the day time. It is too bad we can not just go there without all the time adjustments. Again, we just spent a great deal of time visiting with these friends. Paula