
This very intense, hot and fiery summer is coming to an end. God only knows what is in store for the world in the fall.
Stay safe everyone 🙂

This very intense, hot and fiery summer is coming to an end. God only knows what is in store for the world in the fall.
Stay safe everyone 🙂

A view of the Saronic gulf from aboard a ferryboat, as night falls over the ocean and the ships.
“It’s the end of the day, but it feels like dawn, and a new beginning. It comes to me that both twilight periods are, in fact, symmetrical events on opposite sides of midnight, a cycle of endless creation and destruction, an Ouroboros.”
― Florian Armas, The Shamans at the End of Time


Greece is a beautiful country and it is surrounded by the gorgeous beaches, but that doesn’t mean that I see them everyday! I’m a deprived city girl. But, when I finally do get to see the water you can bet that I will be taking photos.







Some photographs of the beautiful and relaxing seascape off of Cape Sounio or the ‘Athenian Riviera’. I wish I had this view all the time, well maybe not on stormy days 😉
Μερικές φωτογραφίες από το όμορφο και χαλαρωτικό θαλασσινό τοπίο από το ακρωτήρι του Σούνιου ή την ‘Αθηναϊκή Ριβιέρα’. Μακάρι να είχα αυτή την θέα κάθε μέρα , ίσως όχι στις θυελλώδεις ημέρες 😉
A beautiful and unforgettable view of the sea from Cape Sounio located southeast of Athens. According to myth, King Aegeus of Athens leapt off the cliffs and to his death in the sea below after wrongfully assumimg that his son was killed by the minotaur on the island of Crete. The Aegean sea was thereafter named in his honour.

The last photograph that I took in September of a sunset on a beach in Greece. Now, the rainy winters of Greece have set in. I just read that online today that meteorologist predict that this year will be Europe’s’ coldest and longest winter in the last ten years. So I guess I’ll be looking at these photographs with heavy nostalgia from December through March 😦