Kato Paphos In March
Poseidonos Avenue

Now we shall return to the drone for a couple of shots. Here you can see Poseidonos Avenue.

What A Feature!

After a winter break, the workmen have returned to finish off the area at the top end of Bar Street, near the Almyra and the Keg and Barrel.

It looks very nice now, I have to say.
Water Feature

There are some nice fountains here too. They run in an elaborate pattern as well. This can be quite annoying if you are trying to photograph them, as they go through a lot of cycles before the sequence repeats. At some points, only a couple of fountains will be on at any one time, creating a ripple effect. At other times they will all be blasting in an arc. Be patient and you will get the snap you want.

Very nice!
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