George's Ranch Hack
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I'm guessing that this horse is dressed to protect it from the scorching sun.


This horse was quite clearly laughing at me. I assured it that I wasn't going to attempt to ride it though.
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That task would be left to the experts.
Cap St George

Anyway, on to the hack itself. It was due to run along the coast path in front of Cap St George to Sea Caves. From there it would return to the ranch. This shot shows pretty much the entire resort. The only things missing are the farm and restaurant at Agios Georgios Harbour. We will deal with them in other articles.
Incidentally, they are building a water park here soon, to the right of the Stadium.
Kafizis Beach

The riders prepared themselves by the Heart Seat above Kafizis Beach.
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