San Remo Larnaca
1, William Shakespear Street Larnaca, 6531, Cyprus
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Arriving on the Sea Cloud
... of the ship and anything worth to know for life on board by Lisa, we were getting ready for dinner. First, we took a drink at the bar and then enjoyed a very delicious dinner. The company at our table was nice and very international and we had some interesting conversations. Closing this day with a drink at the bar we went to bed tired and happy.
Our first impression of the ship: AMAZING!!
Pictures will follow tomorrow.
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No Man’s Land
... with Stormy, this was a welcome change. Not to mention, no street dogs (but plenty of street cats)!
Hotels are super expensive, so we stayed with a couchsurfer from Holland. He is doing research at the university in regards to weather and climate. We also wanted to meet up with a French guy that was going to San Diego to speak at a conference in sonar research. The four of us went to a delicious ...
Last Day in Cyprus
... Once parked, I dragged my bags in toward the car rental kiosk. The man greeted me with the statement, "You've had an accident." I explained about the mirror and he went out to assess the damages. He mentioned a scrape on the front bumper where I hit a rock in Akamas. He also saw some scratches on the side...I don't remember seeing those. Anyway, it was 115 euros for which he said I can be reimbursed from my credit card. He also said ...
Cyprus in March 2011
... what I have been doing for a whole month now.
So after breakfast I carefully put everything back in the cupboards, have a shower and get ready. My sister picked me up from home a little after 10:00 am and drove me to the bus stop in Finikoudes. I am taking the Intercity Buses which are really very cheap. For years there were always complains on Local Cyprus Transport, and I am so happy that at last there is daily and frequent ...
Salt Lake,Tekke, and Stegi, Agios Charalambos
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which used to be in Nicosia some years back, but they had it pulled down and re built. It is the church of
St. Charalambos and it dates back to 1891. Unfortunately we find it locked. The route Gabriel
follows to drive me here is unknown to me. He tells me that in this little neighbourhood next to
the lake and in the houses I see, there used to live sick people with tuberculosis many years back.
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