Paphos Harbour Walkabout
Published 19th of September, 2023
Steve's Bar
A few customers were starting to appear, but it was before 9 so it was still fairly quiet.
Here's Henry
Indeed, I actually took this shot of the O La La man after I had finished everything else. Is shift started at 9AM so I was fortunate enough to film a chat with Henry at the end. I will publish that film in the next few days, but if you want to see Henry's Motivational Youtube Channel which is mentioned in our conversation, then click the link. He's a lovely chap so subscribe to his channel if you can.
Ocean Basket
Moving on, we can see the shells of those carbunkles are still present. The word on the street is that they are to be converted to seating area for Ocean Basket. If that is the case then rest assured, they will look a lot nicer than they do now.
Nautico
Beyond Ocean Basket there is another new addition to the scene. Nautico Restaurant looks rather nice.
View From Above
I am always fascinated what the roofs of the seating area look like from above.
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