I saw a couple of abandoned military lookout posts along the walk. I tend to call all such structures pill boxes. Often I get corrected, especially if a roof is missing, but honestly, I am not that bothered. I grew up on Ash Ranges, near Aldershot, and there were loads of WW2 pill boxes there, and on the canal, so they are fairly mundane structures to me. Years ago I was surprised to find that there was a website* actually dedicated to logging their location, as well as the assortment of tank traps and what-have-you that are scattered around the Southern coast of England. Given that the Pill Boxes (and observation posts) all seem to be numbered in Cyprus, I imagine there is a similar thing here.

* And if you think that's bad, take a look here.

There was another place to take or leave scooters here. I am still baffled how there use can comply with the legal - and much publicised - requirements now present in Cyprus for driving one. You are supposed to were a high-viz jacket and a crash helmet. Surely, anybody who had that would also have their own scooter?

In our final drone picture we can just about see something mysterious in the centre of the picture. Is that a tiny little cove?

Let's go and investigate. Spoiler alert, if you do turn left to see the little cove (and you jolly well should) then to keep going along the Coast Path you should come back after you have seen it to this point and keep on straight. Otherwise you will walk through a Building Site.

I will show you all this over the remaining pages, but so many people only read half an article before commenting that I thought I would mention it here too.

Should you venture down this path, do bear in mind that the land on the right belongs to private villas, so respect their privacy.