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Here is some information about a building that is for rent in Yialos. This is the building that is currently housing an exhibition, see this gallery for photos, though we don’t have any of the actual building as yet, only of the exhibition. It is a big space as I remember. Space for rent as a house or a shop in the center of Yalos. It is the old bakery (fournos) of Nikolettos, property of Jiannis Pachos, who currently runs it as a gallery. The place has two large rooms with a smaller one at a different level, and a toilet. The property comes with a large garden at the back. The rent is 550 Euro as a house and 750 Euro as a shop. Contact Toula Pachou: 2241022328, 6949091160 or Jiannis Pachos: j.k.pachos@leeds.ac.uk. Χωρος προς ενoικιαση ως σπιτι ή μαγαζι στον Γιαλο της Συμης. Ειναι ο παλιος φουρνος του Νικολεττου, ιδιοκτησιας Γιαννη Παχου, οπου προσφατα εγινε εκθεση ζωγραφικης. Ο χωρος εχει δυο μεγαλα δωματια, ενα μικροτερο σε διαφορετικο επιπεδο, τουαλετα και εναν μεγαλο κηπο στο πισω μερος. Το ενoικιο ειναι 550 Ευρο για σπιτι και 750 Ευρο για μαγαζι. Επικoινονιστε με Τουλα Παχου στο 2241022328, 6949091160, j.k.pachos@leeds.ac.uk A bit of a late start this morning – after a late dinner with visiting family last night. And not a lot to report from the village front. [caption id="attachment_2597" align="alignleft" width="200" caption="Pedi in the morning"][/caption] Bar Cat has a new trick up its furry sleeve, which is to run like mad at the now defunct vine at the Rainbow Bar, scramble up it, stopping half way to have a good scratch and claw-exercise, before darting up onto the top of the bamboo shading and vanishing for half an hour. It appears later from a completely unexpected direction and goes to sleep on the steps opposite the bar. It was quite happy there yesterday even as the wind howled up the steps and through the square. The wind has died down this morning. There were quite a few people out and about last night, pulling on jumpers and thick shirts as the evening wore on, and it actually felt cold at one point. Though that’s only in comparison to the recent hot weather. Today is calmer, there are no white caps on the sea, in fact there is no breeze up here at all as yet, so it could well be another hot day. Perfect for the beach – though I am saving that for Sunday when I have a day in Nimborio planned. Another day off (with Neil covering the bar for me, so a real day off), I don’t know what’s going on, that’s two in a season.

Kalo Mina! Today sees the start of ‘two day events dedicated to peace’ which are part of the Symi Festival. [caption id="attachment_2574" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Previous Symi Datca swimmers"][/caption] The brochure doesn’t give any more information than that so if you’re on Symi today listen out for the announcements, but I have heard that over the next couple of days there are: a trip over to Datca in Turkey with an over-night stop and a festival. (I heard that the boat trip is free – but you’ll need to book a place today as it leaves on Thursday, and you will have to arrange you own accommodation when in Datca.) And the famous Datca-Symi, Symi-Datca swim where participants meet half way is also taking place over the next two days. Check with the town hall to find out exactly what’s going on. These events are organised by the Municipality of Symi and the Municipality of Datca. (The photo is from a previous swim and was taken, I think, by Symi Visitor.) The August competition is now closed and thanks to everyone who sent in entries. I've picked out five at random to show you here (click to enlarge), but the winner will be chosen from all of the entries, not just from these five. We will get a random number generated from a passer by at the shop today and I’ll post the winning pic tomorrow. And there is also a new competition starting… See the Competition page for more details. [caption id="attachment_2575" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="One"][/caption] (One) Out of all the photos on the site this one is my no. one. Why? – To me this is the ultimate Symi photo. It has the colour and the texture I’m looking for in my own photos and I’m envious I was not the creator of this marvel. I was quite convinced that Neil had used some artificial light source for this photo. A lamp or a mirror, but when we spoke about the doorway he explained, no – just his lucky day being at the right place at the right time. The limited edition copy caught my eye in the shop and still lingers in my brain. I will find that doorway, I will camp there until the light is right and I’ll make my own interpretation of the ultimate Symi doorway. One day – I wish… Keep up the good work both of you. Keep passing the open windows... [caption id="attachment_2576" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Two"][/caption] (Two) This always reminds me of the Symi I love so much. the Kali Strata with the magnificent buildings and the donkeys.

You could call today’s photos ‘views from a sun-bed.' [caption id="attachment_2509" align="alignleft" width="249" caption="Pedi sea"][/caption] Pedi, yesterday morning at nine, was quiet and warm; not as hot as up in the village, with a cool breeze blowing in gently off the sea. The sun-beds at Tolis are free, but get there early to avoid disappointment. The taverna itself serves great food and is also a nice place just to sit with a cool drink and watch the sea go past. There were several boats in, something else to watch, and as the morning went on, more people came to enjoy a cool swim. I don’t know how I know this as I lay down on the sun-bed, read two pages of a Master and Commander book and promptly fell asleep for an hour and a half – not used to days off. I was awake for some of the morning though. If you are heading over to Symi for the first time and have not been to Pedi, it’s very easy to get to. You can catch a bus from Yialos on the hour, or from the village about 15 minutes later. The bus then goes down to Pedi where it turns around and leaves on the half hour (except for siesta time, no bus at 15.00). You can also walk from the village and there are signposts, but as there is only the one road… simply follow it downhill and you will get to the sea eventually. There is also a wonderful walk through the valley, which is alive with wildlife in the spring and early summer months. There is still wildlife there in the summer but less flowers, and the other living things tend to keep out of the sun. But you will see goats and sheep, horses perhaps, mules, lizards, butterflies and birds. I’d suggest getting one of the Symi Walks books as a guide – ask your holiday rep, or ask at the travel offices. [caption id="attachment_2510" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Shade"][/caption] [caption id="attachment_2511" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Tolis"][/caption] The taverna of Tolis (click the thumbnails left and right) is one of only two in Pedi (not counting the Pedi Beach Hotel and the Italian restaurant). As you approach Pedi by road take the left hand fork not long after the garage; follow that through the boat yard and when you come to the sea you are right next to Tolis Taverna. You have to walk through it from there to get to the sun-beds. If you take the right fork, just past the garage back on the road, you will come out at the centre of the bay, and Tolis is to your left. Katsaras Taverna, the one with the jetty that goes out over the water, is to your right a little way along the shore. Food at both places comes highly recommended to me from people, who have eaten there. We didn’t eat in Pedi yesterday, I had to get back for bar duty, but we ate at Taverna Zoi in the evening and were, as usual, very well looked after.

The Symi Festival tonight plays hosts to Ayhan Sicimoğlu  and Latin All Stars. I checked out their website to see what kind of music Symi can expect this evening and found this quote: [caption id="attachment_2498" align="alignleft" width="170" caption="Ayhan-Sicimoglu"][/caption] “From project to project, playing all kinds of Latin music in Turkey, Ayhan Sicimoğlu seems to swear to love, I miss making music for the group with the usual Latin All Stars.  The most popular examples of this kind in Latin-style songs arranged for us, in between jokes Sicimoğlu & All Stars’ endless energy awaits you.” That was translated via a machine from Turkish, but I guess we’re looking for Latin music with a Turkish twist, some humour in between, all kinds of Latin rhythms and a great time. The band is certainly very popular, with 11 concerts to date, since July 14 this year, and many in previous years, as this is a well established combo. Here’s another quote, this time from his My Space page, translated with some corrections by me: “Music put a spell on him and lured him to New York where he spent seven years playing on the Latin club circuit and being heard on the radio.  Fame soon found the rhythm professor and after he Joined downtown music master Johnny Rodriguez’s 'Senior Workshop’, Sicimoğlu expanded his Latin network, and became familiar with the downtown music scene. Not just talking the talk, Sicimoğlu also walks the walk in Istanbul with the "Afro-Cuban Percussion Workshops." As well as teaching he gives performances with his band Sicimoğlu Ayhan & Latin All Stars.” If you are interested and don’t read Turkish, use a search engine to find him by name and then get it to translate the whole page. [caption id="attachment_2499" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Sunset over Symi"][/caption] It should be a nice and balmy night for a concert tonight. Now let me think, what were we doing eight years ago tonight? Oh yes, arriving in Athens with a one-way ticket each. Our Greek adventure had just begun with a couple of days in Athens, followed by some in Paros and Antiparos and then, on September 8th (Neil’s birthday) arriving on Symi, where we have been ever since. I remember the taxi driver in Athens suspiciously turning off his meter just as we approached our destination from the airport. The meter had read one figure, he then declared another and we were ripped off, slightly. But actually it wasn’t by more then a few euros so we let him get away with it. There then followed a noisy night at one of those new fangled, and highly trendy (in big cities) ‘noise hotels’ just off noisy Omonia Square. You know how you have boutique hotels and ice hotels, well this particular street specialised in noise hotels, and worryingly the trend seems to have caught on. Anyway… complete day off planned for tomorrow, apart from the afternoon caretaking job. Monday and Tuesday I'm going to be sorting out the competition entries ready for Wednesday or Thursday when the winner will be announced. BTW, if you check the contacts page you will see we’re in the middle of putting a contact form on it, this will make things much easier, but don’t use it yet, it’s not sending me anything for some reason. We will try and get it up and running in the next few days.