Paphos Sea Front in April
Published 18th of April, 2024
Green Living Wall
On the way down I stopped to admire the Green Living Wall next to Chloe's Chinese Restaurant.
We walked along the Sea Front, but you can also walk down the side of the Cafe, provided the sea isn't rough.
The alternate route is prettier, but if I am filming I don't go this way for fear of accidently including somebody getting in or out of their swimming costume.
Here's another shot of the Municipal Beach area, taken from a special spot.
The Little Fisherman
Yes that's right. We actually managed to get a close-up shot of Fish Boy. Well, I say we. It was actually Alex who took the shot. When I tried filming here the usual crowds descended, but she had better luck.
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