Having heard so much regarding earthquakes, which have sadly caused so many lives to be lost recently, and then for us to actually experience a tremor, was quite frightening.
We were sat in the van a few days ago, feet up, relaxing, when the camper began to rock from side to side. This swaying motion lasted for about ten seconds and looking at each other, we said in unison, "earthquake " Kefalonia was relaxing too and releasing some of her tension.
We continue to make new friends, both Greek and other nationalities. This morning, a French couple came to visit. They have a huge camper truck, and saw us from the other side of the bay, where they are parked up.
Brits on holiday always stop and ask questions about our travels. Greeks from the village now know us by name and local cats and dogs sit patiently under the awning, hoping for a treat.
It is purple thistle time in the fields and the air is full of stripped butterflies.
We had rain in the night, which continued for a couple of hours this morning, but now it's back to sun, sun and more sun.
It is purple thistle time in the fields and the air is full of stripped butterflies.
We had rain in the night, which continued for a couple of hours this morning, but now it's back to sun, sun and more sun.
Sue is making home made lemonade by the bucketful and I'm off to take some photographs.
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