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Larnaca Cyprus. Sign in English and Greek reminding motorists that in Cyprus one should drive on the left, a left over from British colonial rule.
Larnaca Cyprus. Ayios Lazaros Church, built in the ninth century to house th remains of Lazarus.
Larnaca Cyprus. Ayios Lazaros Church, built in the ninth century to house th remains of Lazarus.
Kolossi Cyprus. Kolossi Castle. The Castle of Kolossi is linked with the Knights Hospitallers at the time of the crusades. For many years it was their "Commanderie" a name later passed on to a rich desert wine still made from grapes harvested in the Limassol foothills.
Limassol Cyprus Pier heading out into the Mediterreanean Sea.
Pafos Cyprus Tombs of the Kings, Unesco World Heritage site.
Pafos Cyprus Catacombs of Ayia Solomoni. A multi chambered sunken crypt honouring a Jewish woman whose seven children were martyred by one of the Seleucid kings of Palestine. Icons mark the entrance to one of the chambers.
Pafos Cyprus An overfull waste bin full over empty plastic water bottles.
Pafos Cyprus Pafos Mosaics, a Unesco World Heritage site. Patterned Roman mosaics.
Pafos Cyprus Pafos Mosaics, a Unesco World Heritage site. Columns in the House of Theseus.
Pafos Cyprus Pafos Mosaics, a Unesco World Heritage site. Patterned Roman mosaics in the surround of Theseus in the labyrinth..
Pafos Cyprus Pafos Roman Mosaics. House of Aion. Dionysian procession. A nude maenad carrying a quiver leads the procession followed by a lute playing centaur.
Larnaca Cyprus. Two dumped luggage carts a way from the airport near the salt lake. On the cart adverts entice passengers with de-luxe properties for the discerning buyer.