The Cornucopia sculpture at Agios Nikolaos, Crete
Through the spy hole in the Horn of Plenty
Sit down photography with Zeus and Europa
Picturing Zeus and Europa
The origins of Europe at Agios Nikolaos
Men at work in Agios Nikolaos, Crete
Leper community graveyard at Spinalonga
Church of Saint George, Spinalonga
Stairs to the hospital on Spinalonga
Ruined buildings at Spinalinga
Venetian fortress at Spinalonga
Ferry boat at Spinalonga
Eroded cliff face on Crete.
The Royal Road at Knossos Palace
Small entrance ramp at Knossos Palace
The Grand Staircase at Knossos Palace
Throne Room (Goddess Sanctuary) at Knossos
The North Entrance at Knossos Palace
Colours to brighten a dull day
Scene with photographer at Spinalonga
Three domestic scenes (3)
Three domestic scenes (2)
Three domestic scenes (1)
Leaving the ferry at Santorini
Unloading at Santorini
The coastline at Santorini
Arriving at Mykonos
Departure from Mykonos
A workshop of Benetos Skiadas
The Aegean Sea at Naoussa
Hot stairs and a cool doorway at Naoussa
Garden work in progress at Parikia
Ancient cruciform font at Panagia Ekatontapiliani…
Narrow street with motor bike, Parikia
Colourful garden niche at Alyki
Windswept tree at Alyki
Sea defences at Paros
Houses and scrubland at Alyki
Tourists amongst the ruins at Delos
Grecian ruins at Delos
Phoebus Apollo smiles upon his altar at Delos
The archaeological site at Delos
The line-up of cats at Delos
Delos - ruins of a once great civilisation
Greek Orthodox Church at Mykonos
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Disembarking at Santorini
The month of May is not in the high season for tourism in the Greek islands but there are still crowds of ferry passengers leaving and joining the ferry at each port.
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