Paphos Life

I can see this turning into another American Civil War.

I am fairly sure that Uncle D is correct, it is the height of the church above sea level.

We have a constant water leak which is after the pump. I cannot find it nor can James Hennessy. an excellent plumber, is there a specialist firm, with specialist equipment, that could trace and fix this leak. We cannot have water running all the time. Switching it off at the main will not solve the ...

You could try The International Business Unit of the Bank of Cyprus and although they will charge you an annual fee once you are in the system you can move your account to a Branch. It is situated above the BoC branch just up from Kennedy Square at the traffic lights and you can get to it from there...

Should you need to prove that you have had a second booster, you do have the cards.

Using the Cyprus Customs and Excise exchange figures 1.158.

Yes! today's the Day.

Les Bean wrote: ↑Thu Feb 24, 2022 12:24 pm Going to one

Better take your ομπρέλα

I have seen one too on the road up from the fountain to Mesogi. It had a warning sign about 100yards before it. It was parked opposite the Wedding Planners building, a small white van with the back doors open.

" I'm given to understand that it is extremely difficult and costly to extract the lithium in the required quality for recycling, despite the high cost of virgin minerals. I don't know the exact pounds, shillings and pence of it. What I do know is that if the world went electric vehicle only, w...

Although very interesting about recycling batteries the main point of the post was to draw attention to the fact that in this case the battery had lasted 8 years and the fact that to replace them would cost £ 15000 , more than the car was worth, a fact that, I would suspect that most owners of elect...

A lot of you will know that I have never thought that Electric cars were the answer.

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/ca ... -Leicester

I also believe that disposing of the old batteries is going to be a major problem

That, together with the suggestion of underground parking (which doesn't exist at the moment), means complete demolition and new-build in my view. So what happened to the underground parking that was there when I used to shop at Orphanides and the adjacent shoe shop? Yes, I can remember accessing t...

I was under the impression that unless you were Cypriot you cold not renew your ID Card. Having said that everywhere seems to accept the out of date one.

I went in to the new Kebab shop in Paphos last night and was surprised to find that the proprietor was an old man with a log white beard , a red jacket and a red bobble hat with a white pom pom. “ Santa “ I said “ What are you doing here “? Well, times are hard he said Kids don’t believe in me any m...

Jimgward wrote: ↑Mon Nov 22, 2021 12:55 pm https://smartflower.com/residential

This is better

Looks a lot like the Sky Satellite dishes we were all so keen to get rid of

Is this the future of Solar Energy ?

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/static/new-d ... ck-garden/

I think this will be my last word on the subject but it just shows the ongoing commitment of the Government to produce Hydrogen at a reasonable cost.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-gl ... t-59365823

Luckily the wind speed profile in Germany is totally different and twice the average of Cyprus. Should cover the demand

Whilst I have been going on about Hydrogen as a fuel for vehicles I have just come across another very important way in which Hydrogen could help save the Planet. I think on this subject it is as well to have a broad outlook and an open mind. I agree that an open mind is required but there is so li...