Paphos Life

Dominic wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2024 8:58 am Well the catapult I am erecting at the Akamas Lighthouse to fire me into the Med is still going according to plan.

Go big or go home,

Taurus wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2024 9:21 am Does anyone have a UK tv system which is connected by wifi?

Yes we have firesticks in every room on wifi, using a paid subscription

Dominic wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2024 9:48 pm Gibraltar has a crematorium, and their population is less than 40,000, which is about the same amount as the number of British expats living in the Paphos area.

I hope they do open one, it would make things alot easier.

Cyprus population is over 90 % Orthodox , according to their faith, cremation is a sin, so it comes down to is there enough demand to make this a commercial success, I don't know the maths but I'm guessing there will not be enough demand to make this venture a business that would bring a profit to i...

You do all realise that the idea of face masks was only introduced to make people more aware of covid? There was never any scientific evidence that they did anything. Unfortunately, many people (as evidenced by some of the replies on here) fell for it and are now wed to the idea that masks are thei...

Jimgym wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2024 7:34 am I've just started watching it and it's brilliant. About to watch episode 5 tonight. I really can't figure out what is what yet, which for me is the sign of a good story!

No one writes twists and turns like this guy.

Just finished watching Harlan Colbens Fool me once, great story , if you have seen other series written by this guy, you will not be disappointed, he is the master at suspense crime thrillers.

To lose weight, that. lasts until dinner time

Much worse one in japan

Beautiful photos, and a Happy New year to you and all the forum members,

We all live in Cyprus, so I'm interested in its history be it North South East and West, I have visited every part of this beautiful country, I also have expat mates who have never visited the Troodos mountains even after having lived here for decades

Could this bridge have replaced a medieval one that might of been there back in the day? Well, part of an old Roman road from Limassol to Palaepaphos (Kouklia) one can still see and use when you drive from Alektora village (Limassol district) towards Aphrodite hills via the surrounding hills with a...

Could this bridge have replaced a medieval one that might of been there back in the day?

And the same to you Dominic and all the forum members.

Bus fares for Cyprus buses are ridiculously cheap, Buses are expensive and running costs are high, If we want new buses with all the bells and whistles who is going to pay for it?
People on low incomes should get free travel, while others and tourists should pay a bit more perhaps?

A merry Christmas to all forum members and more importantly a healthy New Year to all of you and your loved ones.

There's a blast from the past

Most of us won't be around in a few years , so I for one are not going to spend time worrying what if this and what if that re electric cars

Slow horses 3rd series , great tv.

Thanks Paul....big brother is here ..l understand that speeding should be controlled but let's be honest some of the speed limits are set too low ..and alter within a very short distance... Driving through london recently alot of roads have been reduced to a 20mph limit, you spent more time looking...