The Polemi Countryside
The Heart of Polemi

Over to Alex for a bit. Let's see what she has been snapping. This rock looks a bit like a heart.

Stick Grasshopper

This curious fellow is a master of camouflage. I published a photograph of one a couple of years ago, near Pissouri. I have yet to identify what it actually is though.
Bigger Pricks

These thistles are more painful than the thorns, but easier to avoid.
Autumnal Blossoms

Sunrays on Rocks

I like this one. Normally I am not much of a fan of suns rays in photos; they get in the way of the picture. I think this one captures the country scene well though.
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