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 Few people were out and about in the snow. Even the solar water panels wore thermal jackets!

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 You can see the snow falling in this view of the road near the harbour. There is snow on the roof and bonnet of the car - perhaps the car had come down from an inland village.

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The car moves on - you can see more clearly the snow on the hills.

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On my next visit I must check who this is a statue of. Whoever he is, his statue is not often plastered with snow.

You can also see snow on the edge of the lamp posts.

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Snow in the flower beds, snow on the trunks of the palm trees.

In season, the canopies will be full of tables and chairs.

A few tavernas and bars were open on the sea front. I remember sitting outside one ouzerie during the snow, huddled round a Calor gas heather. With the plastic partitions up, it was quite snug, especially with a potiri of krassi and a plate of hot grilled octopus meze!