It was Easter and Greece was one of my first destinations in Europe along with the island of Crete. It was interesting to see the Acropolis so close. I remembered when I went to school that I had a teacher from Valladolid of Art History, Ms. Pilo, one of the strictest teachers I’ve ever had. I remember that she put us in a dark room to comment on art slides (painting, sculpture, architecture). Whoever made a mistake gave her a ZERO and I remember that it was with her that I collected more zeros in all my studies.

The trip was very cultural visiting the Peloponnese. I still remember the magnificent sunset at the temple of Poseidon at Cape Sunion.

Regarding Crete, I found it very authentic, surprising the unfinished brick houses. I ended up on the not-so-touristy islands in those years like Santorini and Mikonos.