Pomos Reservoir Overflows
Published 18th of February, 2022
Pomos Dam
And here we are at the dam itself.
Overflow
The dam is a bit different from a lot of the reservoirs in Paphos. You cannot walk along the top, for a start, so we had to take a picture from the side.
Beautiful Place
You can't beat it for the scenery though.
Damn Fine View
Thanks to the drone, I was able to get a nice shot of the dam though. In fact, all the remaining pictures in this article were taken with the drone, in what turned out to be its glorious swansong.
Overhead Overflow
I liked this shot in particular.
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