Paphos Life

4 scapula
7 humerus
18 patella
23 phalanges

Sorry, MM, missed the bit about three guesses. Over-enthusiastic.

7 Winnie the Pooh (was this a Disney film?)
9 Treasure Island

14 Pinnochio
16 Captain Hook

5. Beijing
6. Bangladesh
8. Ethiopia
12. Zambia
13. Shetland Isles

I knew stamp collecting would come in useful one day!

Jackie: CityDoc are one of the two labs that I had found which I had found. SDD - SameDayDoctor - is the other. Both in London. As I mentioned, I don't mind paying for a test, anywhere. Perfectly reasonable. I would be happy and prefer to pay €60 or more for a test on arrival in Cyprus. The problem ...

16: Antonio Carluccio?

17: Raymond Blanc

5: Keith Floyd
10: Clarissa Dickson Wright

Surprised no-one has guessed No. 6. Brought a smirk to my face, as it will to anyone who recognises her.

Quite frankly I find it ludicrous that anyone would fly to Cyprus, having not been tested prior to departure. I will be tested in the UK before I fly, the fact that I will have to pay for it doesn't matter to me, it's part of the price I pay for my visit. Jackie The problem is - where do you get a ...

PhotoLady wrote: ↑Tue Jul 07, 2020 12:45 pm Where is the deposit held? Surely this should be with the lawyer so what do they say about it?

You'd think so, but several years ago we were warned off using one Paphos firm of estate agents who apparently insisted that deposits be paid to them!

Just a suggestion; Contact the British High Commission, they will have all the facts for you and are very helpful. I've contacted the High Commission once recently, asking a very simple question to which the answer was Yes or No. What I got in return was a page of copy-and-paste puff, with useless ...

Sounds obvious but I've bought good non-OEM filters for my Dyson on Amazon, and shipped to Cyprus very reasonably.

I can't answer your specific question, but Pavers do ship to Cyprus, very quickly and their shipping charges are very reasonable.

July 15th is the semi-official date for British tourists to be allowed back.

Our lawyer, who seems to have contacts, told us this date 10 days ago, then it appeared in last week's press.

Tanny wrote: ↑Fri Jun 19, 2020 6:45 am .. the villages kind of run into each other often without you noticing.

You know when you're in Kissonerga when you go over an interminably large number of high speed bumps.

Kili01 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 18, 2020 7:55 pm I think that not all airlines are in fact banning food and drink on their flights.

Isn't it a case of they are banning the sale of food and drink. You can still bring your own, as far as I can see.

Annivia Garden Centre (Mr Chicken Road) have a decent choice of large and small pumps, but they are quite expensive. Not sure whether they have any solar powered ones. As an alterative, you could cannibalise a garden water feature from, say, SuperHomeCenter or Homemarket and use the pump in your own...

You could try the East London Sausage company on the Coral Bay road.

I think they sell sausages

(they do, and they're pretty good)