Akamanthea Village
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Lunch on a Thursday
Went to choose some bathroom tiles (picked dark blue and white), then decided a treat was needed so Gustoso's it was, for a delicious and far too copious Caesar Salad. On the way back it was pouring!!! First rain of the winter...So now at home, finishing mittens (another day's story..). ...
S**t, what have we done!
... us other than electronically.
We are so looking forward to our travels but are somewhat apprehensive at the uncertainties that lie ahead. One thing is sure, we will savour every moment, we will embrace every opportunity and we will have a bloody good time!
This Saturday, everything goes into storage and we head off to Crete for a cheap and cheerful holiday to recover before our big adventure. We do hope you will the enjoy the adventure with us.
Love John and ...
Are We There Yet?
For those of you who do not know us we are John and Lou Adams. We currently live in Cyprus but are planning to set off traveling in November to fulfill an ongoing desire to see more of the World, meet new people and perhaps find that elusive place most people call home.
By way of background, we have been together for 13 years and happily married for 10. I turned 60 last month and Lou is 56 although she swears she is still 29! We met in Spain and after spending a short ...
Aphrodite Beach Hotel -Latchi (Beach holidays)
... like home here and I am not exaggerating. I only wished Gregoria had some free time. This lovely lady whom I love like a sister hardly stops the whole day long till late at night and what amazes me is that she cares a lot for each single guest.
When I ask her what is something she really likes to do the answer is…
"Time to Sleep Popi"!
The afternoon I came here and till the last day I left I ...
FYTI -The Folk Museum & Weaving Exhibition, PAPHOS
... of the museum and a person who knows well the history of the village. I find him in the Museum of Folkloric and Weaving Art and he gives me a really informative tour around the exhibits. His love for his village is obvious and he is very authentic and a person I can chat for hours without getting tired. In the past he tells me the locals had wool from the local sheep which was particularly fine and it was used to provide clothing for the inhabitants, but ...
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