submitted by Rowan Parkes on 21.07.2004
beautiful...
Are they visible, those flashes of electric blue wings? The valley is full of the most beautiful dragon flies in many varieties, sit fascinated and watch them for hours...
submitted by Rowan Parkes on 20.07.2004
I think that I shall never see a poem more lovely than a tree...
I've spotted two of the decendants of Amir Ali's lunch plate (see A frog's life), how many can you spot? ps:aren't they sweet?!
Just follow the path down, cross the stream and climb the steps onto the picnic platform and drink from the delicious cool waters, rest and wonder and enjoy the magic and song of the valley...
cool shade and crystal waters and the song of summer in the air...
submitted by Rowan Parkes on 18.07.2004
Could this be the dwelling of “little folk”? magic folk? A sorceress perhaps? I could swear I photographed a little cottage on that slope, but it seems almost magically invisible in the picture…
...and his ghost may be heard as he sings by the billabong...who can see old Amir's face in the water?!
submitted by Rowan Parkes on 17.07.2004
The paved path begins to wind into the valley, a stone bench offers a cool spot to sit and dream, and all the while the magic of Amir Ali surrounds the explorer...
People flow over the bridge as water flows below, the current carries anything from renegade ducks to autumn leaves as it dances over the rocks and runs singing into the valley...
submitted by Rowan Parkes on 08.07.2004
As you set off down the path to the spring you look up on either side at banks of gardens full of colour...
In a tiny grotto by the cafe white flowers grow before hand coloured photographs of one time residents of the island...
From the beautiful new Valentino cafe of Amir Ali look down into the dappled shadows of the valley's gardens...
The beautiful little valey of Amir Ali lies before, and the quires of the tsikadas and frogs rent the stillness...
submitted by George Vardas on 26.05.2004
Apples in the streets of Hora
submitted by George Vardas on 25.05.2004
An explosion of colour in Hora provides an interesting foreground to the Kastro.
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 06.03.2004
Cooling down on a typical hot summers day at the waterfall at Mylopotamos. The water is freezing but a very enjoyable swim.
submitted by George Mavrocordatos on 29.01.2004
Photo taken by George Mavrocordatos of Sydney,Australia in July 2003.
submitted by Peter B. Tzannes on 13.01.2004
Water from the spring flowing through Mylopotamos drops into this ravine and runs down to the sea.
submitted by Evridiki Spiliadis on 09.11.2003
Dry vegetation along the shores of Firi Ammos.
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