Green Monday Fun
Published 19th of February, 2018
Good Grief Charlie Brown
Our daughter was keen to fly the kite again but by the time we had gathered it up, we had a huge knot on our hands. I will untangle that another day.
Nice Church
So, now kiteless, we carried on down to the beaches. Surely we would see other kites there.
Akamas Green
I love it in the springtime when everywhere in Cyprus is green.
Lara Bay
There was no kite-flying action at Lara Bay. We also went to the restaurant on the other side for a peak, but that beach was empty too.
Towards Toxeftra Beach
However, as we approached Toxeftra Beach, at the entrance of Avakas Gorge, we suddenly saw lots of kites.
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