As the year drew to a close, we took a look at Evretou Dam. It is a beautiful place to visit, but we can't help but worry about the low levels of water that all the reservoirs in Paphos now have. We need rain, and lots of it. Let's hope for plenty of downpours in the coming months...

Our most recent blog was a look at the Paphos Green Points. If you want to help clean up Paphos, you need to use these places.

So that was 2017 in pictures. We have covered less than half the blogs published this year. Hopefully you will find them interesting enough to look through the blog menu for the other articles.

At this point, we would like to say a special thanks to one person who has, more than any other person, helped us make Paphos Life become what it is today. So Max, please step forward and take a virtual bow. We all love your photos, your fish restaurant reports, and your excellent and informative guest blogs, and look forward to seeing many more in 2018.

Every review of the year has a section where the departed are remembered. Our forum lost some members, and some members lost their loved ones. Christmas can be a tough time for people who have lost loved ones, and we hope that anybody suffering will seek help from their friends both online and otherwise.

2017 has been a busy year for us at Paphos Life, and there will be no let-up in 2018. We have more features planned and a new website to cater for gluten-free eating in Cyprus (our daughter can't eat wheat). We also plan on making more of the features from the main Paphos Life site available on facebook, including the webcams and the directory. We will also continue to produce our blogs, for as long as people like reading them. For other new sections, you will just have to wait and see. We think you are going to like them...

And don't forget our new Facebook Chat Group. It's only been running a month but we already have nearly 500 members.

Thanks for being with us in 2017, and we look forward to bringing you more on Life in Paphos in 2018.