The Gateways To Paphos Revisited
Published 15th of April, 2017
7. Chloraka is now Finished!
So the big question here is...
Chloraka at Night
...does that truck ever move?
8. Off The Beaten Track
This one looks nice enough. It certainly brightens up the surrounding area.
At Night
At night it works really well, owing to the lack of streetlights.
Another Filler
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The bird in the picture is currently nesting in the roof of our porch, if you were curious.
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