Geroskipou Bypass
Published 4th of September, 2019
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These were drawn in 2014 and 2015, so the warehouse has been empty for a few years now.
Dodgy Dog
I hope that they used paint to do that drawing.
Distant Alpha Mega
On the other side of the building, you can see the Alpha Mega supermarket. Clearly we have come too far in our quest to see the planned course of the bypass (MacDonalds is to the left of this picture, quite a distance away), so we shall start heading back towards the flea market.
Pomegranates
In the grounds of the abandoned factory this pomegranate tree had sprouted. I have to say the pomegranates are looking pretty ripe on it. They are doing better than the ones on our tree, which seem to explode before they are remotely ready.
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