Day 11 of LL- Blue, white, blue, white, blue 。。。

What type of words would pop up in your mind if I say the word “Greece”?

You might say words like blue, beautiful, pure white, and perhaps, even Santorini Oia Church panorama. That would probably be the same for me because Greece is honestly a very beautiful country with buildings that are so unique that it seems to be hand-made by God and his angels. They have amazing buildings painted with navy blue and white that have become one of the icon and symbol of Greece, and one of their most amazing building is the Santorini Oia Church panorama.
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Santorini Oia Church panorama is a landmark in Oia, a small town in Greece, that have attracted many tourists to visit since the time it was built. To be honest, if I got the chance to visit anywhere I want, this church will certainly be at the top of my list. Not only that, but blue domed churches are also a great place to hold weddings. The blue and white colours would match wedding dresses!
IT'S TOO PRETTY SO I MADE IT HUGER THAN USUAL😂😅
It lies on a cliff over a clear, blue ocean of caldera and a backdrop of a sky. Because of all the narrow allies and packed structures, it's is rather difficult to find the church and to get the perfect spot for a picture. Here I will give some tips on how to find the perfect spot to take pictures of the churches and blue domed churches.

How to get the perfect shot of the Santorini Oia Church: 📷📹📱📷

1. First, you have to be at Oia’s main square because that's where you would start your journey of finding the perfect church.
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 2. Then, now walk down a wide open path that faces the caldera. Now, go down the Gold Street until you find yourself at a Minerali jewelry store.

 3. Change directions to go down an alley behind that store. You have to walk more some more time straight down until you see the great view.

Latitude: 36.461465 Longitude: 25.375176

I realised many tourists who have went there before noticed a very strange thing about Oia. Although blue domed churches like Santorini Oia Church panorama are very popular, but there are no instructions on how to go there. Therefore I think these tips would help!

Well, that's it for today! Αντιο σας (goodbye)! :)

Bye for now! 

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