Cherubs on the Ceiling

A brisk overnight wind has blown away the clouds and a sprinkling of white crests is scampering through the Nimos channel. Every so often the new black and white Symi Visitor banner flaps against the wall outside. It is that quiet interval when the Symi ferry is deserted and only the occasional rasp of the vehicle ramp against the quay reminds us of her presence. The day trippers have dispersed to other parts of the harbour and those visitors staying on the island are on the beach or picnicking in the hills.

The office has been in a bustle all day as we are organizing a wedding for Rachael Harrison and Daniel Haddon from England and we have also just had an unexpected visitation from a journalist and photographer from Kathimerini, one of the oldest established newspapers in Greece. The photographer, a New Yorker, was torn between photographing the view from our windows and the cherubs on the ceiling. For those of you who have never been into the Symi Visitor office, this is what I mean:

Have a good weekend.

Regards,
Adriana