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TERMINAL HOLIDAY INDEX OLD NAKED PHOTO ALBUM PAGE: RHODES SIGNS
This page has some pictures of, if you will, Rhodes Signs. Que laughter. Anyhow, I had a smashing (if slightly lonely) time there in August 2002...
• BO Club. I think this conjures all sorts of images. A better club I heard about was called The G-Spot. I went looking for it but couldn't find it. • On a remote mountain I found this, suggesting the restaurant slipped over the edge of a cliff one stormy night, leaving the sign as a mute monument. • This crash barrier probably saved my life. I don't mean I'm not sure if I'm dead on not, rather I mean if it hadn't been there when I crashed my scooter... Splat. • A somewhat self-evident road sign. In fact, all I can see is corner. • One of my favourite signs from Rhodes. You can almost smell this hotels overflowing bins and hear the feral cats going through them. • This sign is for me the very embodiment of the art of understatement. A masterclass, truly. 'There is a nice view' says it all really. • Wave crash at sunset, taken (as all these Rhodes pictures were) at 6 million pixel resolution with my Fuji FinePix 6900zoom digital camera. • The cool soothing water in the Mediterranean midday sun. Makes my feet tingle just looking at it! • Empty beach at dawn. On my first two days in Rhodes I woke very early, allowing me time to reach the beach before sunrise. Quite a strange experience. • An angelic memorial to the war-dead of W.W.II in Rhodes town. • The corner of a square in the old-town area of Rhodes town. Is it the most complete medieval city in the world? • Beyond the Cross. The view from a chapel high in the hills at sunset. • Watch me sing Born to be Wild while scootering in this 3Mb 57 second long video clip. Many more videos from Rhodes are available on the VIDEORAMASCOPE page. Legal notice - This page, inc. graphics and multimedia features are the intellectual property of Paul Smith and are protected by copyright. Last updated 28/11/03.