Old Paphos in 2021 Part 5
Published 18th of April, 2021
Posh Cuts
Barbers have certainly gone upmarket in recent times. My cut of choice is a Grade 1, so I don't tend to need to visit such establishments. I guess if they had a "slaphead special" I might indulge, but normally its just a once over with the sheers in the kitchen.
Up The Alley
Anyway, we want to go up this alley. There are some more character doors here I want to photograph for posterity.
Mystery Interior
What's in there? Either a chippy is making furniture, or a restaurant is storing seating. That's my guess anyway.
How Old?
It's a shame the graffiti artists seem to treat the area as their playground. Though I think the word "artist" isn't very accurate. This is just vandalism.
Cleans Up Good
I've done a quick photoshop on this door, so you can see what it would look like if not vandalised. Imagine what scenes these doors have witnessed. How many years have they been opening and closing onto the streets of Old Paphos?
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