During our trip in the Peloponnese, we made a stop just West of the village of Trypiti (which means hole). Our leader first took us to see a mud-brick house that was in ruin, but the point I think was to see how well the mud-brick holds up. He also pointed out several features of the structure. This is not ancient.
I think the holes are from bees. |
Behind the house is this old catholic monastery. It is apparently one of the most significant gothic monuments and was built during the Frankish rule.
I think this is a picture of wild asparagus that was growing there. |
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