Drove down the way we had come up and on to the point.
We noticed a track so walked out to the light house about 2 km out on
Cape Tainaro.
On the way passing more ruins with some great mosaics.
It is a manned lighthouse with a navy guy staying there 10 days on
then 10 days off, seems like there is only the two of them..
Now
north again, we are still driving through olive orchards with the occasional orange orchard thrown in. Didn’t know the world could eat
so much olive oil and olives. A bit like the banana’s in Ecuador.
John
is trying to stack and blend photos that have too much sunlight and
shadow in them. The olive trees came out really well. We wandered
around the orchard just looking and photographing them, wondering
how old they were.
Up
a hill with 10 switchbacks hoping for a bit of space on one of the
corners for a camp but there was no room to spare. So out a little
track to an aerial.
A lovely spot and view - but the generator for
power to the aerial ran all night. And we were pounded by wind gusts every 10 minutes or so. Slept with the lid down to reduce the buffeting.
122km
122km