The Troodos Ice Festival
Published 22nd of January, 2022
Low Mist
I definitely made the right decision when I left the drone in the car though. There's no way I could fly it in that visibility. And besides, there would be nothing to see.
Going Down
A few weeks ago when I last visited, I didn't see a single skier.
Now they were out in force.
Sledging Slope
There were much fewer people on the toboggan run though. This was the view from the top.
There were some brave souls though. Oh, and the sort of toboggan this person had is the way to go. We were using very flimsy ones, which are effectively rings of plastic with a handle at the front. They get you down the hill but cover you in snow in the process. Literally. At the bottom of the slope I felt like a walking snowman.
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