Sabbatical destinations
For those not familiar with Google maps: click and hold your mouse button to move the map around in its frame.
Use the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons on the left to zoom in and out. Or just double-click on the map itself, near the spot you want to zoom in on, and you’ll zoom in there. You can zoom in really, really close and see some interesting details.
Double click on the blue place markers for a brief description of the location.
If you click on the “View larger map” link that’s directly underneath the map, it will take you to the Google map page, where you’ll get a really big map to play around with, and use some really cool features. E.g., switching between satellite and map views (and Google Earth views, if you have Google Earth installed), and clicking on the “photos” option in the upper right corner, which will call up any pictures people have taken at that location; click on them to get a ground-level picture taken at that spot (the pictures taken at St Panteleimon’s Monastery on Mt Athos are really spectacular; check ’em out!)
Posted on April 28, 2011, in Maps and tagged Essex, Home, Lebh Shomea, Manton, St John's Monastery Essex, St John's Monastery Manton, St Panteleimon, Xeropotamou. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
This should be a wonderful & exciting time, not to mention the spiritual aspect of the trip. May God lead you to know “who you are.”
Fr. Michael,
It sounds like a wonderfully enriching itinerary, and I pray that you may find rest and renewal in your sabbath break. I’ll look forward to your posts.