A long long day, I woke up at 3 in the morning, to take the night bus at 4.
First consequence: I forgot my camera battery charger. But don't worry, i have my mobile phone who can take really good picture.
I arrived at 3PM in Cyprus. The airport is located near makenzy beach. From the first moment, I noticed that ALL Cypriots speak English. The thing I knew is that they use the same electric plug as in UK and they drive same way as in UK.
My hotel is sunflower hotel, the rooms are not so wonderfull, but, well, shower works.
The climate is wonderfull, now at 11PM i'm outside with a t-shirt , and it's around 25°C.
I made my afternoon rest near the hotel swimming pool where I met my Italian neighbours. It confirms what I've seen in Japan or Thailand: The "romanic" people go always in same place, and anglo-saxon and germanic in others places. That's funny : Going out from the swimming pool, I wristed my ankles, screaming a bad word in French and the Italian understood directly :-) But It's ok, I'm fine
Then I've eaten in a English/Cypriot restaurant , 1 moussaka and 1 Halloumi salad.
Halloumi is the national cheese of Cyprus. Don't ask Feta here, just ask Halloumi.
Then I met some MAXHTEC ultras, they are very nice with a noble spirit: they want get back to their town, which is not Larnaca but Famagousta, now occupied by Turkish army (cf one previous post)
Here are some pictures of the day:
First consequence: I forgot my camera battery charger. But don't worry, i have my mobile phone who can take really good picture.
I arrived at 3PM in Cyprus. The airport is located near makenzy beach. From the first moment, I noticed that ALL Cypriots speak English. The thing I knew is that they use the same electric plug as in UK and they drive same way as in UK.
My hotel is sunflower hotel, the rooms are not so wonderfull, but, well, shower works.
The climate is wonderfull, now at 11PM i'm outside with a t-shirt , and it's around 25°C.
I made my afternoon rest near the hotel swimming pool where I met my Italian neighbours. It confirms what I've seen in Japan or Thailand: The "romanic" people go always in same place, and anglo-saxon and germanic in others places. That's funny : Going out from the swimming pool, I wristed my ankles, screaming a bad word in French and the Italian understood directly :-) But It's ok, I'm fine
Then I've eaten in a English/Cypriot restaurant , 1 moussaka and 1 Halloumi salad.
Halloumi is the national cheese of Cyprus. Don't ask Feta here, just ask Halloumi.
Then I met some MAXHTEC ultras, they are very nice with a noble spirit: they want get back to their town, which is not Larnaca but Famagousta, now occupied by Turkish army (cf one previous post)
Here are some pictures of the day:
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