Hey there, @sweetsssj!

Thank you for visiting my post!

And yes, Chania was a historical masterpiece. As you put it so well, the place was alive with this real "vintage" feel all around. You could imagine the ships pulling into the harbour and the seaman offloading various cargo onto dry land. I love that aspect about Crete as it has maintained the structures of many of it's beautiful historical buildings so well for tourists and locals alike to enjoy and explore.

The food was astounding and I so appreciate the praise for my pictures coming from someone as skilled and masterful as you are with a camera. Of course, being near the sea, all the fish and prawns were fresh and bursting with flavour. A definite taste difference to what I'm used to here in London. It's was an absolute joy.

That submarine was awesome and we had exactly the same thought! Unfortunately, there was nobody nearby for me to enquire more about possible trips inside it. Would be so cool though, lol!

Thank you once again for leaving such heart-warming and humbling comments for my post. Really means a lot to me and as always, look forward to much more from your incredible life-blog too. :)