Pythagorean and Samos Archaeological Museum
Our Turkish Gulet the Almira knifes through a mirror sea, with a gentle rumble from below we’re heading for Pythagorean on the Island of Samos. The harbour of Pythagorean is famed for its mathematician Pythagoras and his theorem: the square on the hypotenuse. In ancient times this harbour traded in goods but today yacht tourism does the same. Outside its walls yachts at anchor rest quietly in the sun waiting for room at the quay. Creating our own wind with the motion of our engine a cooling breeze slips over our bow as we enter the harbour of Pythagorean. Our spot by the quay had been booked in advanced and ensured an idyllic location to have lunch before heading by coach to the Islands capital Vathi and the Archaeological Museum that’s there. Continue reading ‘Pythagorean and Samos Archaeological Museum’
