Searching for the key
I wanna go
on a bit of a driving tour today because it is the only way I can get to the
places I want to go. It is some remote villages around the mountain in central
But there
is a tiny problem with this plan. The car has got a misplaced steering wheel at
the passenger seat which means you gotta change gear with your left hand. This
is a little bit of a problem because when you need to put your car into first
you generally have to pull the gearstick towards you - this is not the case
when you are sitting on the passenger seat having to change gears. If you pull
the gearstick towards you - you will end up in fifth gear and it is a bit hard
to start the car when you have put in fifth. There is sort of the same thing
when it comes to hitting second and forth but this works somewhat better.
Well of I
go up to the mountains where there is some churches somewhere. But first I am
going to find a couple of old Venetian bridges which were build so the
Venetians could have caravans of camels carrying the produce of some cobber
mines in the mountains down to the coast. These bridges are situated in small
forest areas with a small stream running under them and they are pretty scenic.
Next up is
a stop at the big Kykkos Monastery which is the most important religious
building in all of
And then it
is time to find those famous churches - I start looking and find one it is
closed but there is a phone number - which do not answer. Great start on my
trip around the churches - on to the next church after all there are ten to
choose from - the holder of the key is supposedly hanging out in the local
coffee joint - super just need to go there. Unfortunately the key holder has
left for Lemosos for the day. Next church and
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