Paphos Life

What a beautiful Taverna, where is this please??

Is it kouklia??

Totally stuck on this one, any more clues??

Is it Erimi??

What an amazing find. I visited The Mary Rose in Portsmouth as a child and at this time we were allowed to walk around. Now there is no footfall allowed, you can only view from a distance to ensure preservation. I still remember this trip. I was only 11 years old at the time. I also remember going o...

Hello Asteri, what a beautiful name, very unusual, is this a family name? I also believe this area is outstandingly beautiful, we have everything here, mountains, ocean and luckily fresh produce. I am not green fingered myself but I am lucky that a friend of mine is. Do you know Andy from Argaka? Wi...

Good morning Max I remember Latchi when there was no marina and only one Taverna. Where the existing restaurants are now, were carob stores. I much prefer the old Latchi. Only a small wooden pier, a few working fishing boats and the shoreline. I remember a fisherman and his family who slept in one o...

Wow Max, you must have witnessed the invasion in 1974?. We lived in England at the time and my parents tried to hide the news from us as many of my family were very close. As children, you sense something terrible was happening but didn’t know why our parents were so sad. Children’s minds work overt...

How did you guess max, I searched everywhere for your churches (thanks to my friend Google) and found it very difficult and got it wrong

It is, very beautiful and the views are stunning on a clear day.

Can you guess this village in Cyprus? Recently had the holy water well refurbished. Beautiful location!

Love your quizzes

Is one of the photos moutallos mosque?? I think chlorica??

Amazing photo, look forward to the next

Beautiful, where were you based when you took the photo? We had cloud cover so missed it.

Beautiful, where were you based when you took the photo? We had cloud cover so missed it.

Three years ago the Argaka hills were on fire. Still remember this day and the days that followed.
Hats off to all the emergency services who put their lives at risk.

Is this Panagia tou Moutoulla? If it is, I went there many years ago as a young man with my Yayia