Pictures taken on Saturday, 27th November 2010. They were taken in and around the Metéora rock monasteries and at nearby Kalampaka village, central Greece.
More information coming soon.
Guesthouse balcony, Kalampaka village. Tony, Tatiana and Chris, local guide.
Tatiana and Tony inside the church of the Assumption of Virgin Mary, Kalampaka village. The church was built in the 11th century on the ruins of an old Christian basilica.
Tony outside the Philharmonic Hall. The statue in the background is of a muse holding theatre masks. 17th October 2010.
Fountains in front of the Philharmonic Hall.
Tony walking along Rustaveli Avenue. The wall on the right may be part of the former city wall and defences.
Tony by a fountain in Rustaveli Square.
14th October
Tony and Tatsinda from California and three local Turkish girls in their late teens. Taken in Trabzon centre in the late afternoon.
View along the misty Altındere valley on the walk up to Sumela Monastery. There is a long walk by a river up many rocky steps to the monastery, which is on a ledge on top a steep cliff, on Melá mountain.
Photos taken between 7th and 14th September 2010.
Corfu (Kerkyra, ancient Greek) is a Greek Island of the Ionian group of seven main islands in the Ionian Sea off the west coast of mainland Greece. Corfu itself is very close to Albania. The Island’s capital is Corfu Town, which holds the largest population and has a university.
View along the Liston. An arcade of Venetian style buildings that contains many cafés and ice cream parlours.
Princes Street, Edinburgh (one of the main fashionable shopping streets in the city). 20th July 2010.
Princes Street East Gardens.
Princes Street East Gardens.
Tatiana, Edinburgh.
Scott Monument.
The Scott Monument is a Victorian Gothic monument to Scottish author Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832). The monument tower is 200 feet 6 inches (61.11 m) high.
