A Tide of Greenery

It is a damp grey day on Symi. Tepid winter sun is struggling to break through a sheet of cloud and it is decidedly chilly in the office today. With so much rain Symi is looking particularly lush and visitors who are only familiar with the island’s summer face would be surprised at how green those dusty terraces look in the middle of the wet season.

Ancient terraces worn away by centuries of winter rain and scrambling sheep.

A lone catamaran in the calm solitude of Pedi Bay.

Rustic farm buildings surrounded by drifts of white daisies in the Pedi valley.

A lone poppy poking through a bit of rusty fencing. 

Wild cyclamens in a tide of greenery.

This little door on the Kali Strata is typical of many on Symi at this time of the year - look carefully at the bottom left panel and there is a clear boot mark where someone has had to kick the door open.

Dodecanese Seaways have released a partial ferry schedule for this year.  Unfortunately we are still waiting for ANES to do likewise.  Their schedule only goes up to the day after tomorrow.

Have a good week.

Regards,

Adriana