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1838 – Russian Mt Athos climber found safe and sound

Posted on August 21, 2016 by

1500 meter A 55-year-old Russian national reported missing last Thursday after embarking on a climb of Mount Athos in northern Greece with a group of other mountaineering enthusiasts was found on Saturday safe and in good health. Panaghia shelter at … Continue reading →

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1782 – Twenty monasteries in seven days : Day 2, The Top

Posted on January 30, 2016 by

This is the second episode of seven of the  Athos trip done by Goulven Le Goff and his brother Ivonig from Rennes, France made in May 2015. They visited all 20 monasteries in one week and stayed overnight at the … Continue reading →

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1401 – Panagia

Posted on May 26, 2013 by

The chapel of Panagia at 1500 meter in 1935. This is how it looked when we climbed the mountain in 2007. Also the mules were walking around freely then. But when I was there in 2011  a lot was changed. … Continue reading →

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1331 – the climb to the top of Mount Athos

Posted on November 29, 2012 by

As I told you in post 1223 we arrived at the Stavros junction at 11 o’clock. I decided to give it a try and together with pilgrim Peter we took the path that leads to the top. The path to … Continue reading →

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1295 – climb to the top: the Panaghia chapel and the new chapel

Posted on April 17, 2012 by

Fremaki asked us about the condition of the Panaghia chapel, where you spend a night in a guestroom. The photos I took half a year ago speak for themselves: The newly renovated Panaghia refuge A relatively clean room with iron … Continue reading →

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254 – Panaghia 1500 m.

Posted on November 23, 2007 by

May 2007: for the climb to the top see nr. 85 on this weblog. HV

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