We spent the next day in Russian Bay, which was the cove we were anchored in. We went hiking around the island and saw a lot of goats. Then we took Zoom to the town of Poros which was about a ten minute dinghy ride away to see if it would be good to dock there when the south wind came. We explored the town and walked up to the clock tower, then brought Blue Hour alongside the dock. It was windy the next day, which was why we wanted to be in Poros where it was protected from the south and not Russian Bay. There was a road to the Sanctuary of Poseidon so we decided we should go and see it since Poseidon was the God of the sea and worshiped by navigators. It started raining as we were riding and the road went up a big hill. We were out of breath since the road was steep, so we had to walk our bikes some of the way. By the time we got there, we were exhausted. The Sanctuary of Poseidon was more crumbled than the other ruins we saw, but the scenery was beautiful and lush. The bike ride down was fun; I didn't have to pedal the whole way. My hands were numb from holding the brakes because I didn't want to go too fast because the roads were slippery.