Abandoned Villages - Agios Theodoros
Road To Nowhere

The road soon peters out, at another farm. Or possibly it is all part of the one we just drove through. Also, to the left of this shot, there is a cement factory.

Pigs, Three Different Ones

There were a few pigs in a barn too. One of them was more curious than the others.
The Cement Factory

If you had any reservations about driving through the range, hopefully this will dispel your doubts. If a business can operate here and use that road as its only access, you will be fine.
Local Dump

They also use this area as a dump. I'm guessing that this is an official one too. It is certainly no Green Point though.
Seaweed

The reason I think it is an official dump is because they also dump seaweed from the beaches here. Three are piles of it here.
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