February Postcards from Symi

Some recent photographs of life on Symi in February 2021, during the second extended Covid-19 lockdown in Greece.

Storm Medea – snow falling over Turkey on 16 February 2021
Later the same day the clouds cleared. This was the view from my front balcony in Pedi. Apologies for the fuzz – my camera’s zoom was stretched to the limits.
The week before Medea we experienced abnormally warm temperatures which brought out the spring flowers ahead of time.
Wild cyclamens in the Pedi valley.
A fine figure of a goat.
Calm and empty seas on 6 February 2021.
Almond blossom
Looking down on Pedi waterfront from the monastery of Zoodochos Pigi – the life-giving spring. Yes, that bright green is real.
Looking towards central Chorio and the windmills from the same vantage point.
Masters of all they survey.

Author: adrianashum1960

Writer, foodie and self-sufficiency enthusiast.

3 thoughts on “February Postcards from Symi”

  1. Doesn’t it look wonderful in Spring! Booked a flight to Athens in September in the hope of trying a new way to visit Symi instead of the Rhodes flight. Fingers crossed we’re allowed to enter Greece.
    Thanks Adriana.

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