Paphos Life

Interesting that you use a ‘right’ and a ‘left’! I never knew that! Thanks and once again congratulations - we all stand to benefit!

Living and working locally we always knew the water was there somewhere - well done for locating it! It will be lovely to see the gardens become green.

Out of interest, did you use copper rods or twigs...? very well done whatever method you used!

I would like to point out that Paphos Museum is most definitely NOT open to the public yet as it is still undergoing work. Sorry!

It is very easy to donate by putting a few extra groceries in your shopping trolley at Alpha Mega. There is a collection point beyond the tills. It broke my heart to read the list of things needed...

It is also possible to take items to the Palia Ilektriki building.

Years ago I bought some Dunlopillows from Gevorest on the Mesogi Road - and they are still comfortable. I don’t know whether or not they still stock them however.

She was indeed a lovely person and very caring towards her animals. She will be missed.

RIP Trish, sad news.

RIP Jacs. Very sad news.

mike strand2 wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2020 9:37 am Will supermarkets still be applying the dedicated early access for elderly & vulnerable people? If not, then that worries me!

They said on the local news on television last night that the dedicated early access for the elderly and vulnerable, between 7am and 10am, would continue.

I live in town and had cause to telephone the Fire Station last week to ask whether or not it is legal to have a bonfire. They told me it was illegal and pretty soon after turned up at a neighbour’s house to get them to put a bonfire out. I was not the person who reported the neighbour to them!

He was indeed a lovely man. RIP.

There is a travel agent (Agrotis I think) on the corner opposite Let Them Eat Cake and the Eros fountain in the old town.

A favourite area, so beautiful. Interesting post. Tiny typo - Mansoura not Manousra! Thank you Dominic.

A favourite area, so beautiful. Tiny typo - Mansoura not Manousra! Thank you Dominic.

I have taken all my clocks and watches to Mr. Stelios who has a shop behind the Market (the road where Deloubak is). He has managed to source spare parts, regulate and fix all my clocks and watches successfully. I highly recommend him.

The ramifications of these discoveries in terms of where people settled are huge...fascinating.

Beautiful photos...thank you!

Apparently they are moving into or near the old butcher shop that used to be on that road.

Merry Christmas! Thank you for all you do! All the very best for 2020!

Thanks Dominic, great photos as usual!