Well he has to be some sort of Greek god, doesn’t he? For one thing I can tell you he wasn’t wearing a stitch beyond the sarong slung round his neck though you will have to take my word on that.
We had walked down to Peroulia Beach in hopes of some good photos. It had been gloomy all afternoon after short sharp showers. Only at sunset did the sky clear and the last light bathe the Messenian Gulf in shades of famille rose. It was all rather astonishing – a pink-blushed azure sea. And if at first the son of the deity was doggedly wading backwards across this seascape, presumably making a video on his phone and thus proving rather irritating to those of us who wished to take a photograph, when he turned to check his creation I decided he very much added to the scene.
Tish Farrell 
Greek God indeed 🙂 What a glorious view and the colours – so beautiful – Thank you 🙂
Oh, fantastic!
🙂
My Cypriot friend, Harry used to say:”They’re all Greeks gods until you get to know them, then they’re just godamm Greeks!”
And of course, all his Greek clients would agree with a laugh.
They have their very own way of doing things 🙂
I take your word, Tish. 🙂 Fantastic capture of the clouds and sky!
If he looked like a Greek god you could have hung around a bit longer to share some more pics with us!
Ooh, naughty!
I’m not really here but who can resist xx
I thought you weren’t here. Happy travels 🙂
oh goodness…You just never know.
Such soft, subtle colours. Love it and your well seen God (I wondered about the capital G?) and I love 💕 your caption…
Glad you liked this, Pauline.
Great post! It seems like everybody is hunched over some sort of device these days.
It does look that way, doesn’t it.
Yes it does.
He does add a mythical element to the scene.
I thought he did 🙂
Obviously more attached to his phone than his clothing. Truly nowt so queer as folk.