We started the month with this rather eccentric shot from Pano Arodes. We had been to visit the Museum of Knights Templar, and Alex spotted this scene along the way.

A walk around St George's Beach area in Chloraka is always good if you are looking for nice photo opportunities.

Meanwhile, on the North Coast, Pomos Harbour still looks lovely. Unfortunately I can no longer fly my drone here, as there is an Army Base in the hills above making the area a no-fly-zone. And no, I am not giving away military secrets by revealing this. The information is necessarily available for all to see on the Government Drone Site.

Occasionally the odd person will moan when yet another picture of the Sea Front turns up as a Kalimera shot. I get the point, but fundamentally, the Sea Front shots are normally much more popular. If I went on popularity alone, that would be pretty much all you see. Instead, I found a happy medium and now alternative, with every other day devoted to the Sea Front and Harbour area. If you want to see more variety, the way to do it is to like and share the non-Sea Front pictures as much as the bankers, so to speak.

Cyprus had a new statue installed, dedicated to Greek Independence. It is at the other end of Paphos Municipal Gardens from here. I took this while I was getting some overhead shots. The building you can see in the foreground, where you will find Noir, used to be a cinema.