Yes, this small harbour is really gorgeous. The water does not look very deep, but the colour is outstanding. What is that red truck over the other side? Is it a fire engine.
On the left there is a part where there are many boulders all piled up. It this to break the power of the waves?
Dear friends, Agios Konstantinos (san Constantine) is realy a wonderfull place in samos.A fishermens village with few coffe shops ,small hotels and tavernas. Yes Julie it is a fire engine always in the sommer there in order to protect the forest. I am not living there Marie, I born and grow there but the last 20 years I am in Berlin Germany and I hoppe to go back soon and for ever :) I love this Island and this is the reason I creat this blog. All the best and thanks for your visits :))
Your island must be a paradise. I live in a island too, different than yours. I like your photos and blog. I will follow it. If you have some time you can visit my blog funchaldailyphoto.blogspot.com regards, Paulo Camacho
Samos (Greek: Σάμος) is a Greek island in the North Aegeansea A great portion of the island is covered with vineyards, from which the famus Samos wine is made.The capital city is Vathy. The most important plains are that of Pythagorio, in the southeast, Karlovasi in the northwest, and Marathokampos in the southwest. The Samian climate is typically Mediterranean, with mild rainy winters, and warm rainless summers.The largest mountain is the Ampelos massif, which occupies the center of the island and rises to 1,095 metres (3,590 ft). The island's highest point is the summit of the Kerkis range, at 1,434 metres (4,700 ft). Famous Samians : Pythagoras ,Aristarchus of Samos,Polycrates see also this link : http://www.samos.gr/
We support
2nd Antiracist festival of Samos
Pythagorian Academy
Help a Samian Family
Geneleos Group. The group of statues is a votive offering to the Heraion and consists of six figures (five female and one male), one of which (representing Ornithe) is now in Berlin. Dated to 560-540 B.C Lets help the reunion of this acient family !
Watery Wednesday #176
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Hi guys! I'm sooo sorry I'm late. I've been so busy I don't even know what
day of the week it is. I've got an interesting shot for you this week. I'm
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Είμαστε για Σάμοοοοο!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the magic of the green hills right behind the houses, on the water. This small harbor is really gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYes, this small harbour is really gorgeous. The water does not look very deep, but the colour is outstanding. What is that red truck over the other side? Is it a fire engine.
ReplyDeleteOn the left there is a part where there are many boulders all piled up. It this to break the power of the waves?
What a colorful, lovely harbor photo with the small boats on the emerald water!
ReplyDeleteWow, this blog is a wonder. You are so lucky to live in such a beautiful place.
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ReplyDeleteΕλατε,ειναι πολυ ομορφο το νησι και εχει πολλα να προσφερει, μονο...οι τοπικοι αρχοντες ειναι ελειπεισ..αλλα και που δεν ειναι..ε?
Dear friends,
ReplyDeleteAgios Konstantinos (san Constantine) is realy a wonderfull place in samos.A fishermens village with few coffe shops ,small hotels and tavernas.
Yes Julie it is a fire engine always in the sommer there in order to protect the forest.
I am not living there Marie, I born and grow there but the last 20 years I am in Berlin Germany and I hoppe to go back soon and for ever :)
I love this Island and this is the reason I creat this blog.
All the best and thanks for your visits :))
The water is so crystal clear and lovely! A beautiful color too.
ReplyDeleteOh, I can see why you long to go home to such a place. Your photos are wonderful. I, too, am glad to discover you.
ReplyDeleteGosh, that's beautiful! No wonder you want to leave Berlin. Samos ist so viel schoener!!!
ReplyDeleteΜια φωτογραφία, χίλιες λέξεις....
ReplyDeleteΤην καλημέρα μου!
Α, ρε πατρίδα. Τι μας κάνεις τώρα; Τι καθόμαστε και κάνουμε εδώ στην Αθήνα;
ReplyDeleteYour island must be a paradise. I live in a island too, different than yours.
ReplyDeleteI like your photos and blog. I will follow it.
If you have some time you can visit my blog
funchaldailyphoto.blogspot.com
regards,
Paulo Camacho
So pretty! And the water is so gloriously clear! I hope you can go home to live there again soon. I'm sure you miss it very much.
ReplyDeleteΓειά σου!
ReplyDeleteΗ λατρεμένη Σάμος!!!
I can only imagine myself living there. Must be wonderful.
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