Pothia.
Vechy
Grande Grotta.
Below is me deep inside the cave ready to shoot Jack climbing an incredibly hard climb called DNA.
Just climbing straight up the steep loose rocky hillside then through the cave to find the best angle was climbing enough for me yesterday.
Jack rock climbing in the Grande Grotta.
Perfect.
Today my Daughter and I are sailing from Masouri to Telendos for lunch. On our return we will collect Jack and go back to the Grande Grotto, for him to once more climb the DNA climb but with the sunset as his backdrop. If those shots turn out I will show them to you tomorrow.
Have a lovely day.
Celi
The Kitchen's Garden 
40 responses to “JUST PICTURES: KALYMNOS, GREECE.”
Good grief! He looks as if he’s just gaily skipping up that slope. Did I somehow miss the winged climbing shoes…? Anyway, it’ll be lovely to see Spiderman doing his stuff at sunset.
It has got really hot today so he went for a morning climb _ much better.
Absolutely love your photography from the modern Vespa to the age-old building, the on-line deliveries which would not last the next rainstorm . . . but Jack absolutely . . . whom I actually had to ‘find’ in the first few pics . . . hmm! almost but not quite as good as that of his beloved . . . hope you had a memorable lunch Milady . . .
Agree. One is so graceful (yet strong) and the other is just brute strength (and joy).
Oh God, Please tell me DNA doesn’t = Do Not Attempt. One picture looks like he is striding up not using his hands, wonderful shot. Wonderful photos of villages, loving the paving carpet 🙂 Laura
Yes! They make beautiful mosaics with little stones.
I’m amazed at how empty the streets seem. Heaven. If you were in ITALY those places would be packed like sardines with people.
I am surprised too but they tell us we are at the end of the rock-climbing season and the beginning of the tourist season -Bonus!
Stunning! and a bit scary too. I am loving these posts.
We do have fun!
What fabulous old buildings & streets. Pothia and Vechy look like they have grown out of the rock. Wonderful pics.
Lovely days
It looks idyllic. I hope you have a delicious lunch and that you get some good sunset shots.
It ended up too hot to climb that tough one yesterday –
Great shots of those ancient streets – if only they could talk!!! And Jack gives me a heart attack!! Have fun for lunch today!!! Oh so envious of you in Greece!!! Enjoy – enjoy!!!
A picture speaks a thousand words and with pictures like these words are not needed…
That Mr Jack must be superman..up he goes ..up .. Up. And then flies free…blooming heck! I do hope you enjoyed your lunch… Stay cool Miss C..stay cool!
That was a controlled fall. In fact he fell so far he lifted my daughter who was belaying from below – right off the ground. She was anchored to the wall too just in case this happened. So they were both swinging in mid air
Wow! Just Wow!
We had a gorgeous day – pictures tomorrow
Thanks for these amazing and beautiful photos. There is so much beauty in the world. My palms start sweating looking at Jack climbing like that. Extraordinary!
Hope you sail is cooling and lunch is worth the trip.
Sometimes photographs say it all. You’ve got some amazing photos and those of Jack climbing also are very artistic. Beautiful memories.
Life becomes a memory in an instant- nice to have such good ones.
I agree, but as sometimes my memory fails, I like having the photo to jar it a bit.
That muscle definition on your climbers!! What a sport! Just amazing, the courage. This is their reward for what must be hard training for their bodies and minds. Impressive!
They have been training specifically for this holiday- and it is paying off.
I just look & look at your photographs. I am drawn into them as if i were there too. (Just glad I don’t hear the motorcycles revving up in those narrow streets. My next door neighbor is a big yard, wooden fence & tree line away, yet he wakes the dead with his when he decides to ride his little boy round & round their house.) Greece is as ever in books & films & photos completely enticing. I’m so glad you are there to share your trip with us. I’ve been posting your blogs on my facebook page to share your Greece with my friends. Also, I have a question for you Celi, or anyone else. Sometimes some of you “like” my comments. I would like to “like” some comments too but cannot find a button or symbol to do that on the comments page. WordPress tells me the feature should be there below the comment. Where do you all find it? Thank you, & thank you, Celi, for the fabulous photos!
The only place I find the like button is when I use the WordPress app on my phone