Troodos Winter Wonderland 2024
Snow Removal

This chap was brushing snow off the roof of his establishment. Most places didn't bother doing this, so perhaps he had a leak in his roof or something?

Mini Plough

This was cute. There was a tiny bulldozer which looked like it would be used for clearing the pavement.
Nice View

Those clouds were still pretty dark. Towards the coast the skies were getting brighter though.
More Stalls

As I headed towards the second roundabout (thankfully car-free) I saw some more shops on the left, selling a lot of toboggans. Do not underestimate the small plastic jobs you can see behind the Parking sign. They are actually very effective on the slopes.
Hardy Plants

There were loads of these flower pots along the pavement. I wonder if the plants will survive the snow, or do they get replaced afterwards?
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