Mon 30.Jan.2012
Rhodes, Greece
An apparently unused mosque, clean and painted, perhaps because it is in
the heart of the tourist shop district. It is also just inside ...
... the gate to Kolonna, the commercial harbor, which we pass on our way to get this
week's
Economist.
The afternoon sun puts a glow on the wares of a souvenir-boat, which also sells
sea shells and sponges. Real sponges that used to be living critters.
They look and feel great, but fall apart under the wear and tear of
use sooner than plastic sponges.
Windows in a bulwark around a former gate to the medieval city.
Dogs
The medieval moat is a favorite dog-walking space, especially the grassy
area around the D'Amboise Gate on the landward side of town.
A Catpot of Jacks
It's a lirty die.
A favorite cat hang-out. I've shown these feline-friendly steps before ...
... but never with such good light or so many cats.
A lone cat on some nearby steps.
"You may be wondering why I've asked you both to lunch..."
Distant view of a watchcat standing watch
over the cannons under the Grandmasters' Palace.
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