On a flat calm day it was an hour’s motor across to Kos Town Harbour, Mandraki. I had to dodge a big Greek ferry at the entrance – there was no way he was giving way, though I’m getting quite used to it all now.
Despite not having a shower block Louise manages as usual to scrub up well using Camira’s external washing facilities, lol.
More importantly for her is the supply of electricity that allows her to dry & straighten her hair and as you can see the result is very nice.
Yes….. We were headed out to eat yet again!
We introduced Nicolas to a taverna we had been at the previous year with Diane when she visited us. We must have left an impression as the woman in the Taverna squealed with recognition when we turned up!
As usual it was busy, a very deservedly popular restaurant.
Evening views of Mandraki & Kos town: you can see wee Camira in the third picture above.
Although undeniably touristy we like Kos. We spent Friday & Saturday wandering about and of course stocking up for the rest of the trip.
Unfortunately this involves the dreaded enforced supermarket visit, so frequent Ouzo stops were required to anaesthetise the unfortunate attendee.
The next destination was to be the island of Nisiros and we planned to leave on Sunday.
How chivalrous Mr M. mentioning how nice your lady wife looks. Personally I think she looks gorgeous. Would have been nice to see a picture of you two together. Please oblige 🙂 Looks lovely all lit up,
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