What.Fresh.Hell?

Relaxation...and a cold one by the pool.

Random sea turtle as seen from our table at the restaurant in Areopoli. This turtle was well over a meter long. Beautiful to see.

Bronze votive offering at one of the temples in Ancient Olympia. Not sure what sport this is dedicated to but guessing whoever offered this up was trying to convey his big dick energy to the ancient Gods. Maybe it was the Javelin or...hammer toss? 😂

No idea but quirky and cool.

Vacation sock tan...😂😂😂

Changing of the guard at Greece's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. It was about 95 degrees and these guys were flawless. Very moving to watch.

Scale model of a type of crane used to construct the Temple of Athena... pretty sure a couple of my work colleagues were operating these when they started their careers. 😂 Amazing that although materials technology and the systems to power cranes are now powerful and sophisticated technologies, the basic principles have been in use for a couple thousand years.

Ruins at the base of the Acropolis that the Acropolis Museum is literally built OVER. Very cool.

Temple of Athena, Acropolis, Athens, Greece. First time there has been no external scaffolding on the temple in over 20 years. Amazing work at this place. And, it was about 179 degrees when I was taking these...😬

Acropolis Theater...they actually do concerts here from time to time. I think attending one is now on my bucket list.

Sunrise balloon launch in Goreme, Capadoccia as seen from Rose Valley. Got up at 0345 to drive to the area...1000% worth the early wake up!

Pammukale, Turkiye. Mineral rich hot springs have created a massive travertine marble outcrop. The hot springs have been used for thousands of years by people in the area for their healing properties. Including such notable visitors as Queen Cleopatra!

It's been a minute but, shitty parking job of the week goes to whoever owns this car. Safe bet that this person just abandons their shopping cart in the parking lot too.

Solid Ash charcuterie board. 32 in/81 cm finished with a food safe mineral oil/beeswax mix. Housewarming gift for a work colleague and family. Theoretically his kids should be able to hand it down to their kids if someone sands it down every 20 years or so and keeps it oiled.

When you have extra butcher block, might as well make some cutting boards. 2 inch thick Ash, rabbetted around the bottom to match each sink so they sit down inside the top. Each also has silicone feet so they can be used on the counter. Finished with 5 coats of mineral oil butcher block sealant.