submitted by Victor Panaretos on 13.02.2005
Photography by I. Bennet 2003. From Kythera Island Project website: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/kip/travellers.php
submitted by George Vardas on 19.06.2005
It was actually John Galt, a Scot and a one time biograher and acquaintance of Lord Byron, who inscribed his name in the cave. I have submitted an article inspired by this photograph. The article (dated 19 June 2005)appears in the History section of the website.
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