The Gateways To Paphos Revisited
Published 15th of April, 2017
5. Kato Paphos
This is right by the bus stop so easy to find.
Kato Paphos By Night
The area here is well lit, but the design still stands out well.
6. Tomb of the Kings Road
This looks nice enough by day, though to be frank, I imagine most people will notice the giraffe more than the gateway.
Somebody Put a Euro in the Meter.
At night though, it is clear that the electricity supply isn't working.
Happy Easter
Now I am in a bit of a dilemna. These blogs have 5 photos per page. I want the day and night shots for each location to appear on the same page, so I need to add a padding photo to make up the photo count. I took this first picture out near the crystal hills. So have an Easter Greeting on me!
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