The Easter Decorations are Beginning To Appear!
Topical Butterfly
This was nice, and very topical. If you haven't been in Paphos recently, it is currently being visited by millions of migrating butterflies. Keep an eye on our Facebook page, as we will post some more pictures of them soon.
Easter Egg
This egg, by the main entrance, looked very nice.
Close Up
Anyway, what's happening outside?
Mall Easter Greeting
Outside, the Mall had their traditional Easter Greeting. However, the roundabouts have yet to get their displays.
Polemi Basket
This is the sort of thing we will eventually see on the roundabouts etc. The basket in Polemi is either freshly made or it has had a fresh lick of paint. It look very nice anyway.
Remember, Cyprus Easter is celebrated a week after Easter in the UK this year. So there is still two and a half weeks before Easter Sunday. If previous years are anything to go by, the roundabouts are going to get a makeover. If you want to see what they looked like last year, check out the blogs below....
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Happy Easter!
Religion plays a big part of Cypriot Life, so it is not surprising that Easter is their most important Holy Day. Decorations appear like they do in Christmas in other countries, though not three months early! These are some of our favourites...Happy Easter
We were out doing our Annual Easter Egg Hunt this morning. It took us down through the Esouza Valley, and finally to the sea. I won't be doing a blog article on the final part of this journey, as it isn't in the same league as the two sections I have previously blogged about. However, we did stumble across this shrine. At first glance, I took it as a typical shrine you see fairly frequently in Cyprus. However, a second glance revealed it to be rather unusual.Easter is Coming!
Over the past few days, we have noticed several Easter decorations springing up on roundabouts and verges. So we thought it would be a nice idea to record some of them for posterity...Good Pages To Visit
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