Geroskipou Shrine Caves Revisited
New Linear Park

This area - to the left of the Shrine Caves but before the Dual Carriageway - is going to become a Linear Park.

Interesting Rocks

We've been here before, when they erected some statues back in 2017.
Clearing Up

They've already cleared a lot of undergrowth here. This is actually the Limnaria River, which will eventually run below Poseidonos Avenue into the sea, next to the Alexander The Great Hotel.
Statues

The statues are still here, though this isn't the centrepiece.
Pant Man!

That honour surely goes to this strange exhibit.
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