It’s been a grey, drizzly day today but with snow capping the mountain, I had a wander over the hills by Axnfel which overlooks Snaefell Mountain.
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Cashtal Yn Ard
Kouloura in Corfu
Switzerland
Icy Snaefell
Agni in Corfu
Booking a table for dinner at the lovely Taverna Agni, allowed us a free return boat trip from Kalami to Agni. The food, atmosphere and scenery was stunning. It was so beautiful that we walked here from Kalami one day and spent a few hours soaking up the atmosphere. Agni is apparently a favourite place for the rich and famous who arrive in their yachts and dine in the restaurants. I don’t normally go in for this kind of thing but Agni is so unspoilt and unpretentious.
Kalami in Corfu
This year, I hope to travel more which is one of my other passions. My passion for photography probably started whilst cruising into Venice along the Grand Canal at sunrise but having no camera to capture the sublime light over the ancient buildings and the beautiful landscape. Now I rarely leave the house without a camera.
Whilst thinking about the possibility of travelling this year, I thought I’d post some photographs of a couple of my favourite places that I’ve visited.
I’ve stayed in Kalami in Corfu twice. The first time in a lovely villa and the second time in what the locals call the Pink Palace, official name is The Adonis & Asonitis Apartments. Both trips were very enjoyable and I wasn’t disappointed as you sometimes can be when returning to a special place.
Thomas’s Taverna on the stunning Kalami beach is a favourite place to hang out. Traditional and authentic Greek food being a speciality together with the warmth and welcome from the locals. It’s unlikely that I’ll get back to Kalami this year but it’s on my list of top 5 places to return.
Wild mountain goats
Whilst walking along the beach this morning, I spotted something moving on the hillside and I soon realised that the wild goats have returned to Laxey. Light and visibility has been poor today so apologies for the quality of the images. Hopefully, they’ll stick around for a few days as it’s one of my challenges to get a good photograph of the goats. This may mean that I have to walk along the pathway in better light but I am a chicken. I posted some photographs in August last year when I last spotted them. I suspect they have been around more frequently but are really well camouflaged.



































