Droushia Rocks In Spring
Towards Neo Chorio

I love the hills here normally, but in Spring they are especially fine. If you ever get homesick for the UK this is a good place to go for a wander. The countryside could have been lifted from somewhere like Dartmoor.
Distant Mountains

Trying out my new camera lens here...
Lichen

I can't resist a decent bit of lichen too.
The Helmet Rides Again

This is the main attraction here though. Careful where you walk, mind you.
Squawking Bird

From below, the helmet looks more like a squawking parrot.
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