submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 07.10.2015
huge crowd that danced the night away at this years fratsia annual dance... great atmosphere , great music , friendly people , on a perfect summers night ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 06.10.2015
souvenirs left and right , a lovely evening out in the summer is to walk around the little quaint streets of chora , the architecture and feel of the southern end of the island is so different to the north, sometimes you feel you are on another island how both ends of the island differ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 29.09.2015
Sunday morning fun in karionos cafeneo potamo ... music , singing and a zebikiko ... opah !!
dancing display by the children of the village of fratsia performing the spaleta at the recent fratsia dance ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 22.09.2015
volley ball is a favourite pastime in the summer at agia pelagia
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 21.09.2015
at the recent fratsia dance, its busy in the kitchen cooking 100s of souvalka , to keep the huge crowd happy
beautiful spot for an ice cream after dinner at chora in the platia
chora restaurant , virtually sitting on the road that goes through the heart of chora ....
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 18.09.2015
one of the best and longest serving restaurants on the island owned by the pierros brothers , who are the best business people on the island , the food is superb, the service is first class, and manoli one of the owners is so friendly ... its always a great dining pleasure to go to pierros ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 17.09.2015
new restaurant in the worlds biggest platia ! in the village of fratsia .. its a great place to book when the fratsia dance is on as you have the best seat in the house to view the dancing , plus the food is pretty good as well !
the dances in the villages in august are always packed with great atmosphere, plenty of dancing till the early hours of the morning, its enjoyable just to watch the ''mungas'' that are magnificent dancers ...
avli bar potamo .... by day ...
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 16.09.2015
new little bar in central potamo called avli , perfect for a cool drink in august and to watch the world go by !!!
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 04.09.2015
two great eating venues in lower potamos the nearer the best yiro restaurant on the island and karinos cafeneo for coffee and light meals... while the national bank of Greece watches on !!!
submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 03.09.2015
no economy crisis at this years mitata wine festival , the big crowd danced the night away with out a worry.....
submitted by Archaeology On Kythera on 21.05.2015
has a very special touch with children. Children respond to his personality and his teaching. Inspecting a find by a young Kytherian volunteer, on the 'dig' at Ayios Yeoryios, above Mitata, and near Paliopoli.
has a very special touch with children. Children respond to his personality and his teaching. Here he imparts his knowledge to Kytherian children in the classroom.
submitted by Barbara Zantiotis on 12.05.2015
Left to right - George Mavromatis, Theodore Simos, me, Anna Zantiotis (my mum), Antonia Simos (Mavromatis), Kyrani Mavromatis, Koula Galanakis and George Simos.
Dancing the night away are Koula Galanakis, Helen Magiros, Anna & Stephen Zantiotis (my parents) and Maria Stephenson (Zantiotis).
submitted by Kythera Library Future Fund on 06.05.2015
The Library has developed numerous works and theses in the last two years. Last month, however, we lived the experience of a student group working the second grade of our High School, under the supervision of professors George Lourantou (Pierrou), Mary Giamalakis and Eri (Freedom) Tzavara. The issue of labor was "History of education in Kythira and history of Kythira Gymnasium". What made an impression on us - is collaborative ethos, participatory leadership, mutual respect and fair sharing of toil, three Saturdays in morning school hours, with research sites and careful consultation of the Kytherian literature, interviews - testimonies, sources and scanning photographing monuments. As long as there are teachers who encourage children to investigate, to stand by and allow themselves to learn from them, nothing is lost ... John Stathatos
Teacher, journalist, poet and author, Sydney NSW Australia
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