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Cyprus - the island of a Goddess | Chasing Krista | Cyprus

By Chasing Krista Posted on Sep 13, 2017January 4, 2019

Cyprus – the island of a Goddess

A weekend guide to the Island of a Goddess; Cyprus.

Categories: travelTags: aphrodite, archeology, archeology site, beach, Cyprus, floatie life, greek goddess, island life, salt lakes, snorkling, souvlaki, tomb of kings

Nicosia: the divided capital | Chasing Krista | Nicosia, Cyprus

By Chasing Krista Posted on Aug 29, 2017September 26, 2017

Nicosia: the divided capital

Exploring the last divided capital in the world: Nicosia.

Categories: travelTags: border crossing, churches, Cyprus, divided capital, greece, history, island, nicosia, travel Cyprus, travel europe, turkey

By Chasing Krista Posted on Aug 25, 2017September 26, 2017

A Cypriot Bucket List

The Ultimate Bucket List Guide to exploring Cyprus

Categories: travelTags: beaches, border crossing, bucket list, bucket list europe, Cyprus, europe, european union, kebab, larnaca, nicosia, paphos, rent a car, Salt lake

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Making this Tuesday a little more colorful and frolicky! Have you ever seen such a row of colorful houses? The longest cluster of intact Georgian row houses in the US. Some parts of these buildings were constructed in 1680 but this road wasn’t coined ‘Rainbow Row’ until the 1930’s when they splashed the street with pastel colors of the rainbow 🌈! If you could paint your future home a color of the rainbow, what would you chose to splash all over it?

life is better barefoot with sand in your toes, am I right or am I right?

I’ve always thought that if trees 🌲 could speak they’d be the masters of storytelling. The stories they would tell, of the victories and defeats we read about in history textbooks. The strength & weakness they fight through in natural disasters & man. The lessons they could teach being the silent witnesses to the life itself. If only trees could speak, I wonder what they would say? This tree 🌳 found on the property of Boone Hall is believed to be dated over 200 years old. The oldest tree in South Carolina is the Angel Oak, which is estimated to be between 400-500 years old. 🌳 CAN YOU GUESS HOW OLD IS OLDEST TREE IN THE WORLD IS?🌲 . . . . . The oldest tree in the world was Methuselah. A 4,845-year-old Great Bristlecone pine, located in the White Mountains of California. DAMN Y’ALL.

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