Hey everyone, here's a quick update on the upcoming AGD tour in Greece this summer.

Now the response from you guys has been amazing, and we've already well surpassed the minimum number of people required to make this trip a reality.

So it's definitely happening. I'm super excited.

Now for those of you who have already claimed a spot, this announcement will provide some important additional information to you about the trip.

And for any of you out there who may be on the fence about joining, there are still a few spots left, and maybe the extra info you here today will help you make

a decision.

So in the next few minutes, I'm going to give you an outline of the itinerary of the trip

and tell you the final price, which you'll be happy to hear.

I've managed to knock down a bit since the last announcement.

And finally, I'll tell you how you can officially reserve your spot.

Now the first two days are going to be in Athens and we're going to of course see the heart of the

ancient city, the Acropolis, the Agora, and the Ariapagos, but on the second day we'll hop on a bus and tour the full region of Attica.

Because I want people to realize that Athens

wasn't just a city. It was an entire peninsula with a city in one part of it. So we're going to

see things like the stunning temple of Poseidon at the very tip of that peninsula, the field of

Marathon where the famous battle of Marathon took place, the silver mines of Laurion that provided Athens with so much of its wealth, and other cool stuff.

On day three, we're going to leave Attica and head into the Peloponnese, stopping first by Eleusis, where the Athenians held their secret religious rights, and according to some researchers, got high on a drug similar to LSD, and then we'll

visit Epidaurus, the best preserved and most impressive ancient amphitheater in all of Greece.

And get this, we're going to actually see a play there, a performance of an ancient tragedy,

in modern Greek, but with English super titles.

On day four, we'll time travel back to the Bronze Age,

visiting this impressive citadel of Mycini and Tyran's home of Hercules.

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