Messinian Bay Hotel
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A detour to Sparta (Sparti)
... of the car, I would not of been able to get out and help Troy navigate out of this tight spot. I was freaking out and I was watching the side of the car as Troy carefully (I don’t know how he did it) as I am not exaggerating he missed the wall on my side by only millimetres, luckily we did not scrape the side of the car. Troy was pretty bloody nervous and so was I. Well we just not used to such tight roads. By now we were both quite ...
Relaxing trip to Agios Andreas
... Kostas assured us that we would not be given any at dinner! This was because we fully intended to eat at the taverna in the evenings so that we could stroll back the ten yards or so to our room after feasting on the home-made food!
Looking out at the beach we could see that it was a mixture of stone, shingle and sand but beautiful sand once in the warm, clean sea. Having had our first swim of many we went back to our apartment and unpacked.
The next ...
Figs and Olives
... raising half an hour doing circles around the same block looking earnestly for parks we darted into some paid parking and Leanne pulled out the most amazing off-the-cuff opposite-side reverse-parallel-park I have ever seen! We sat in the car for a minute, dazed by the hyperactivity of the road and footpaths before heading off to the hotel.
The hotel itself was nice enough; nice air-con, balcony overlooking the street (vomit), clean and, most ...
A day at home
... masses of tiny grapes that I won't see ripen.
The dill had grown, as it always does, and this time it was not stimmed away because my companion knew it could be eaten. The young fig tree, which has been my marker for a few years now, is in full leaf and I wonder if one day it will bear fruit.
The bamboo cut last December, and which should have been dealt with by ...
The end of the promenade
... council has decided to give in to the forces of nature?
Of course the erosian is not new. look out to see from one of the hills and you will see remnants of past shorelines under the clear water.
Without even a low concrete wall, to help prevent flooding, the beach has now reached the road and the photos show how the pebbles have been thrown across the ...
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