Paphos Life

So, now that's really an easy one. Which village is that...



Max

Oooo I know I know!

I'm going by the red tiled roof on the church, and plumping for Amargeti.

But I bet I'm wrong...

AL

At least you are the only one who tried, Alan. Here a close up of this church....have another go...



Max

And here's a clue. It's not a church.

Sorry, but looking at it again, that beautiful vista seems way much higher than my old beaten tracks. Like up into Troodos foothills, perhaps?

Looks like one of Max's favourite crystal outcrops left/centre, so maybe another clue there?

AL

I've no idea where it is but it looks beautiful!

I’m always wrong but is it an abandoned village somewhere above Argaka.......

As we have a long weekend another clue, the village ends on the left hand side...


Max

Lincoln wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 10:30 am Somewhere in the Paphos region up in them thar hills-could be anywhere.

No, it can't be anywhere. If you would move around our beautiful countryside, which I try with photos to attract people you easily would know the area of the pic. And if one can't move for reasons whatever, there is the chance to watch the blogs on PL and understand where we are...
For example there is not only one blog from Dominic but several about this village. The first was on Feb, 24th 2017, than 7.3., 6.8. and the last 31.8.!!

Max

It couldn't be Droushia. It couldn't be the Akamas. It couldn't be Tala. It couldn't be Episkopi.

etc etc etc

Dominic wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 9:47 pm It couldn't be Droushia. It couldn't be the Akamas. It couldn't be Tala. It couldn't be Episkopi.

etc etc etc

You forgot something Dominic: it couldn't be Chloraka either....

Max

Eureka! Vretsia !!!

But what is that large red-tiled building, if it isn't a church? From Dom's 31/08/2017 blog, I'm guessing that it's the mosque.

If that's the case, then I'm sorry Dom, but in most people's eyes, a mosque IS a church, where muslims go and pray and worship their god...

AL

Al, a mosque isn't a church. Look it up. You wouldn't call a church a mosque, so why call a mosque a church?