Paphos Seafront And Harbour Update
Work In Progress

They still appear to be doing work at Kings Restaurant though.

Windy

You can't tell from this shot but that gentleman's sign was blowing all over the place. I certainly wasn't going to launch my drone in this weather!
The Obligatory Cat

No walk along the Sea Front is complete without a visit from a friendly moggy.
Smart Tourism

Let's head along the Sea Front now. There is still a lot of fencing here, but all the shops and restaurants are open again. They have also finished the work on the paving stones they were doing recently.
Gloomy Skies

Believe me, when the sun is shining this scene looks a lot nicer.
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