submitted by Gaye Hegeman on 14.07.2010
Place of Tears A roadside memorial near Potamos along the Agia Pelagia road, became our destination one sunny but windy April afternoon. Known as the “place of tears,” this 1908 memorial marks the point of departure where families from a bygone era farewelled loved ones, about to leave the Island. On the cold, unadorned concrete seats that mark the site, we ...
submitted by Gary Smith on 06.08.2005
This is my favorite of the two signs I submitted.
Amazing this tree hasn't been knocked down by now!
I like the spider webs at the bottom of the image.
submitted by Peter Coroneos on 23.12.2003
This is the dedication on the back. It mentions several family names who evidently supported its erection.
This is in the town square in Potamos. The inscription below the statue says (transcribed): TO STRATIYO P. KORONAIO TA KYTHIRA ANATITHISIN Does anyone have the history of this man?
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