Final Part...

Nice to 'meet' you Julia. Love the sculpture, and I think the little white flowers could be Ipheon . . .

Interesting photos. The sculpture is beautiful :o)

Looking at the fisherman makes me dizzy just thinking about it!

And he took his chair up there . . . !

He makes me feel dizzy just looking at him !..those poor Animals must really struggle to find food,mustn't they? and the sandy beach looks awesome..and look at you, sun kissed maiden ! :o) so glad you had a great time..Did you try the Lamb Kleftico?.see you soon,will be in touch when we get back after next week...I guess you won't be in your shorts when we meet outside M&S! Lol..xx

Hi Julia beautiful pictures, hope your Hubby enjoyed his trip, Harry and I went a few years back it was somewhere he has always wanted to visit to pay his respects, a very moving experience!

Hi Julia ...
fascinating photos ..
... the chap on the cliff with his white chair !
... sheep in the middle of town !
... lovely pic of you ..
Glad you had such a good time :o) xx

So lovely to see Cyprus again and to see you enjoying the warm sunshine.
I love going there, everyone is so friendly and welcoming.

Thanks again everyone, for your kind comments.

Sheilabub; You may well be right, although according to Google, they are a spring flower... And yes, Steragram, I felt dizzy looking at him too. How on earth he managed not only to get up there...along with chair, rod etc goodness only knows!

T.T. It made me thin how hard life must be for farmers in Cyprus. The soil is very stoney and it must be a nightmare growing anything! Farmers in our country always seem to have something to 'bleat' about...(sorry, pun not intended!)

P.P. Thanks. I think we might go back to Belgium next year...in better weather and less of a whistle stop! Hope you enjoy your break with Bloomer and her OH.

Wildrose; I absolutely agree. We met one gentleman at a crossroads, while up in Troodos. Once he had established we were not lost and didn't need help, he invited to follow him to a nearby village, to his home for a coffee! Can't see that kind of thing happening here somehow.

Your story does not surprise me :-))

Nice interesting blog Waddy thankyou