submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 21.05.2020
the small village of trifyllianika, the village commenced after the destruction and sacking of the fortress of paliochora, the village dates back to early 1600's , trifyllianika is ideally situated close to potamos being only 2 klms away .. has wonderful views of mainland greece , mountains of agia moni... my home village !!
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 25.02.2020
pretty little village near potamos .. village dates back to late 1600s after the destruction of paliochora ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 06.01.2020
classical kytherian small village of trifyllianika ,, settled in the late 1600s from mainly survivors form the destruction of pailchora ... the village is walking distance from potamos.. and the end of the road past the village is a small winding track to the fields and somtimes running spring .. where in times gone by the local village people would have and water their crops and the women would wash all clothes and also take drinking water back to their ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 20.02.2019
the classicial village of trifyllianika , near potamos dates back to to the 1600 , it was formed when paliochora was looted and abandoned ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 06.01.2019
the village of trifyllianika , with potamos top right hand side of photo ...great village !!
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 18.05.2014
as you come to the end of the road at trifyllianika there is a small winding track that takes you down to the vrissi [ spring ] of trifyllianika in years gone by water ran from this vrissi , the women folk of the village would wash clothes, also the villagers had small paddocks for cultivating of the vegetables and fruit , unfortunately now its all bare and overgrown with grass and weeds , but some village folk still maintain their plots and in this case peter manea collects lovely oranges and lemons ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 07.05.2014
this beautiful rainbow highlighted kythera; it stretched from kavo malia to the end of the mountains at agia moni...after a early april shower ..
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 11.06.2014
perfect holiday house. !! cheaper than hotels... House for rent long term or short term .. looking for a resident of kythera for this rental for long term rental , but will consider offers for short term period, for holidays on the island any season ... ... asking reasonable rent per week !! ...the house is 5 minutes from the commercial capital of the island .. potamos .10 minutes from agia pelagia , close to beaches and restaurants and has magnificent views of mainland greece , agai moni ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 29.06.2012
storage of days gone by ,old wine wooden barrels and large jars are stored in old homes all over the island ....
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 29.05.2012
the picturesque village of trifyllianika just past potamos, try walking down to the village late in the afternoon in august ,its worth the walk ..
submitted by Gaye Hegeman on 02.06.2010
Distant view of Trifyllianika taken from the road to Agia Pelagia in April.
submitted by Gaye Hegeman on 30.05.2010
Distant view of the airport and mountain of Agia Moni. This photograph was taken from the road to Trifyllianika.
The main road that leads to the hamlet of Trifyllianika.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 08.01.2009
once the centre of a village, the abundant water from the natural spring just below trifyllianika watered crops for many years, and the women of the village would wash clothes and collect water for house use, its a great shame that the vresse of trifyllianika now no longer has water runnung from the tap due to overgrown roots blocking the water flow....
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 09.12.2004
the mountains of ayia moni and the airport are graced by a august full moon that only kythera can turn on .
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 17.09.2004
water stills flows at the vrese where in days gone by village people would wash clothes stage social events and collect water for their homes.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 06.03.2004
The villages of melitianika(foreground) and Trifillianika and the mountains of Agia Moni. To the right of the photo, the new Kytherian Airport. Photo taken from just out of Potamos.
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