Where in Greece?

Yep! It is right at the end of the harbour wall where you catch the ferries.


It's you again then Lydia!

What a clever girl I am!! Just a guess. Right. I'll look for a picture tomorrow.

Have a great holiday!

Actually, I've found one.

It reminds me of the Venetian castle on Nissyros. But it's probably not!

No, 'fraid not.

Tholos tomb, somewhere up by Nestor's Palace?

No, sorry.

Here's a clue. It's not a million miles away from somewhere we all have in common.

Another clue. It's a church built on the site of an ancient temple.

Mycaenae?

Not as far away as that.

Not an obscure shot in old Kardamyli?

Or Mystras?

Neither. Further south than that.

"At Marmari the Mani is little more than a mile across. The mountains sink to a saddle, the concave coasts lace it into a wasp waist, then it rises and swells again for a last rocky league or two, the coasts falling almost sheer" [PLF]

Getting warmer?


Agii Asomati Church (blocks from a temple to Poseidon) at Cape Taineron.

Hooray! Yes. Well done.

My wife's idea of focus, must have been the ouzo the night before.

Me windsurfing again - but where this time?

Any clues?

Looks like Haraki, down near the barracks. (Based on memories of 1980.)

Although Chas is incorrect, there is a military connection

'Nother clue?

The prime viewpoint from the town is here (do you think she is saying "does my bum look big in this? :silent: )




There is also a clue to the military connection in the original photo on the right hand side.

Not Souda?

Not Souda - there is a much more well known island in the Cyclades with a similar name to this very small island.

The military connection is a famous battleship.

Ok. What about Tinos? That's where the Elli was sunk.