Tuesday saw us down on Kyrenia beach watching the impressive kite surfers as they twisted and turned on the wind and waves.
We knew before heading to the beach that the RAF Red Arrows display team would be doing a fly past as they headed towards Akrotiri air base. Right on time they blasted from the West high above us and turned on their smoke as they hit Akrotiri.
Photos courtesy of Pissouri residents Claudia Snell and Bob Gallagher
There were two music shows on this weekend at the Pissouri amphitheatre. The first show was organized by the Pafos Rotary club and consisted of three acts.
The first act were called "On the Wave", they were a duo consisting of a girl singer accompanied by a guy on the electric guitar.
Next up were the blues band, Murphy's brother in law", their energetic set covered a number of standard blues and rock classics.
The final group to perform were "The Cover up", a four piece band who did a variety of covers with some outstanding guitar solos by Dominic.
This week started off with a visit to the Kyrenia beach restaurant with our friends, Mike and Tina, who we had not seen for two years due to the travel restrictions caused by Covid 19.
On a beautiful late Summer's evening we watched a glorious sunset while enjoying a fish dinner and catching up on each others news.
Tina presented Mandy with a beautiful cross stitch of a African elephant to Mark her 60th birthday.
The Pissouri amphitheatre was once again the venue for a tribute act, this time it was the turn of the Bee Gees. The group entertained a good size audience, playing all the old hits live on stage.
Meanwhile back in the UK, it was a return to School for the Cool kids and they both looked very smart in their new uniforms.
In Telford, Lisa and Andrew attended a Tom Jones show and the old maestro gave the crowd a superb show.
