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We were up early to go into Girne to put some money on our electricity account to cover us until we are next here. Much better to get there early in the morning. We were there by 8 and paid the bill. I seem to have spent half my life in this building, when we had a lot of problems initially with electricity! And seem to have visited very regularly ever since!
We then had a walk around the harbour.
Looking at some of the menus, the prices didn’t seem as bad as they used to be. It’s a lovely place to soak up the atmosphere.
Why is it I don’t find it strange that a fire is rageing in the south of the island and Akinci’s offer of help has been declined, they would rather it come from Israel, UK and Greece. AND THEY WANT UNIFICATION ?? I think not. Call me a cynic, on this issue I am.
We ate dinner at Sea Point in Lapta, another place to sit and watch the sun set. How lucky are we, some people never ever see this, we seem to be watching it every night!
Sea Point seems to have gone a little upmarket since we last visited. It was very good but they came with a bottle of water and filled our glasses as soon as we sat down, In the UK I always ask for tap water but of course here we can’t. BUT I do get annoyed when they just pour it out and then when the bill comes you find they have charged you for it. A shame because it was a good meal. It’s no good saying anything to them,you just get the Cyprus shrug in reply, so instead the tip is adjusted accordingly.
Again we thought about going to a bar to watch the England game but because of the heat we went home for a swim. We watched it at home. What can I say? Wales had a good game!!
Thought for the Day – “Not all of us can do great things but we can do small things with great love.” ~ Mother Teresa