A short walk through the countryside around Kallepia
Published 11th of February, 2019
Spring Green
In summer this scene looks a bit different. It will still be pretty though.
One More Vineyard
Sorry, but I couldn't resist one more shot. You will pass this particular vineyard on your left as you descend. It is notable for a more grizzly reason than these vines though.
Bears Beware!
For some reason, the farmer of this field uses old teddy bears as scare-crows. Was this a punishment to a child - misbehave and the bear gets it - or did he just have a surplus? Either way, it is certainly an unusual sight!
Keep On the Main Track
As you descend you occasionally come to junctions. Keep to the main track in these instances, unless you are investigating bears on poles.
Nice Viewpoint
When you get to this point, it is worth having a little explore if you are feeling a bit adventurous.
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360 PanoramaKallepia Viewpoint
As the Ezousa Valley winds through the Paphos Countryside, from Letymbou to Episkopi and beyond, another valley breaks off to the right, and heads to Kallepia. This short tour shows an old abandoned track, and the view of the valley beyond. We had often wondered what the track was.
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