Bar Street and Kato Paphos
Published 18th of January, 2024
Towards Tea For Two
And this explains why you cannot drive all the way down from the Hotel Strip. The area by Tea For Two is dug up. Any cars you see down here are using the road as a handy car park.
Seafront Scene
I liked this shot, because the clouds in the distance gave the impression of a snow-covered mountain range.
This building is coming along nicely.
Flood-Free
The basement here always used to flood after rain, but since the road renovation they seem to be remaining relatively dry.
Ornamental Bicycle
I parked the car outside Papantoniou's Supermarket when I went on my walk, so it makes sense to finish this article there. Well, opposite there anyway. The ornamental bicycle on the first floor balcony is more photogenic than an exterior shot of the supermarket.
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