The iconic Cycladic architecture of Greece. The bright blue dome of a Greek Orthodox church with its pink-colored three-bell tower overlooking the Aegean sea.
The white-washed walls of Cycladic architectures in Greece served two purposes. The first was to reflect the harsh and intense summer sunlight thereby cooling down homes. The second was to act as a natural antiseptic and disinfectant as mandated during the 1938 disease outbreak.
Random photographs of our travels. Memories found and captured in a photograph.
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Looks so picturesque. We’ve never been to Greece before, but it’s on our travel list!
Thanks! You should go but plan well. I heard it’s becoming too crowded.
That seems to be the case for a lot of places these days!
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Greece is so gorgeous! Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure!