submitted by Chris Dascalopoulos on 20.08.2004
The view from Kythira-Hora is stunning for as many times as you come to watch it!
The old house and kamares awaiting restoration
This a wall standing next to Kamares traditional House in Aroniadika
submitted by Spyro Calocerinos on 19.08.2004
The photograph by Amanda Tzannes on the 5th August 2004 showing the "Lucky Escape" is exactly as described. A "Lucky Escape" or miracle. Above as the monastery was prior to the fire.This photograph was provided by my nephew Valerios Kalokairinos from Hora Kythera.
submitted by Amanda Tzannes on 05.08.2004
A lucky escape for the monastery which managed to escape the bush fire which burnt out the surrounding pine trees in 2001
The quaint swimming area of Avlemonas
submitted by Amanda Tzannes on 07.08.2004
This is a view of the little island known by many locals as 'afgo'.
submitted by John George PRINEAS on 18.07.2004
This small church is built inside a cave, and although Churches in caves are common, this one is possibly the only one that is maintained and services are held at least once a year. Situated North of Mitata, and just to the North of the 'Windmills'.
The longest beach in Kythera. According to Mythology, this was the birthplace of Aphrodite (Venus) the ancient Godess of Love. I often wonder if Young Men of Kytherian background use this as a personal reference when chatting up young ladies!!!
submitted by Spyro Calocerinos on 30.09.2004
Photograph taken by my nephew Valerios
submitted by Spyro Calocerinos on 13.07.2004
Taken by my nephew Valerios
submitted by Peter Makarthis on 16.06.2004
Making an aquaintance with old memories. Deanna (Psaros) McCarthy- on the right, checking out transport memories of her 1957 visit near Karavas in October 2003
submitted by Peter Makarthis on 14.06.2004
This memorable photo was taken at Karavas, October 2003. Would some famous/infamous or otherwise Karaviti, identify the statue that is visible in the foreground?
submitted by George Poulos on 05.06.2004
Port of Kapsali. The most beautiful land & sea scape on the island. [An objective opinion from someone whose heritage derives from Karavas and Ayia Pelagia.] To download as a Screen Saver go to: http://www.heerenvanmalden.nl/wallpapers/kythera-kapsali-port_1280.html
submitted by George Vardas on 03.06.2004
A view of the Lazaretto - now the Eiffel residence - behind the smaller bay at Kapsali
The rich, fertile hills of Karavas
submitted by George Vardas on 22.05.2004
A view of an old church through the ruined walls of the fortified town of Agios Dimitrios (now Paliohora).
The crystal clear waters of Diakofti still beckon as they did in 1985 when this photo was taken.
Beach huts on the water's edge at picturesque Limionas
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