Polis Christmas Village - 2024
Happy Hotdogs
There are plenty of options for snacks as you peruse the village. And you certainly get service with a smile!
Actually, that brings up a good point. I published the film I mentioned yesterday, and a lot of people commented on how nice and friendly the locals were. Well, welcome to Polis, and Cyprus.
I recognise this chap from last year, though then he was on the other side of the shopfront.
Here Comes The Band
After I had finished filming the band started up, so presumably they began at 6PM. Check the Polis website to see what will be happening when you decide to visit. I think there are events each weekend up to the New Year, though I could be wrong.
A Cypriot Essential
Now this is as traditional as souvlaki and chunky chips in Cyprus. Loukoumades are a delicious sweet treat and you will find them available on just about any occasion.
Here Come The People
As the band started to play, people started to appear.
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It's Christmas once again, and for the third year in a row, a festive village has come to Polis. Rained off yesterday, we are happy report that there are full program of events for today. We took these pictures on Friday, when we went for a walkabout.
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