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After two weeks of very hard work I'm very tired and uninspired in taking photos, I'm having a little break now and I've found this scanned slide in my witch hat, hope you'll enjoy it.

Parga nestles in a stunning bay hemmed in by the islet of Panagia and has a unique combination of the natural beauty of the Ionian - lush vegetation, colourful flowers and turquoise seas, and the rugged mountainous backdrop of Epirus. The village of Parga is built like a huge amphitheatre stretching from the harbour up to the old Turkish market, all the houses clinging as much to each other as the hillside.

Parga is a beautiful small town which many people visit each year on day trips from Kerkyra. Waiting to be rediscovered, however, is a fantastic history and incredible unspoilt mountain and coastal scenery. Parga's residents are a proud and friendly people and a holiday here offers easy access to undiscovered towns and villages across mainland Greece.

All around Parga you will find every open space covered with olive trees (still a major source of income for many families) and every garden and yard has orange and lemon trees. The latter when in bloom are a brilliant white with an enchanting scent which fills the air around the town.

Parga is regarded by many as being one of the most beautiful towns in all of Greece. Nature has abundantly gifted it with many wonders, delightful sights, superb beaches and bays, a sea with crystal clear waters and a sunny, healthy environment. Its heroic past, geographical position, incomparable natural beauty and countless swimming and leisure opportunities make Parga an ideal location for summer visitors and turns the town into a cosmopolitan centre.

Dedicated to my dear Greek friend ARGYRIS EFSTRATIADIS.

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