This time I continue showing the pictures of mr “fekgg”- who is he? (also see 672 and 674), and especially the ones of the last kellion shown in 674, very near Kavsokalivia.
First a picture of the ruin above the kellion.
and one of the gate to the kellion:
and an overall view of the kellion with the church on the right side near the tree:
and a picture of the roof of the church with a bell:
Inside the church, with a monk sitting down and a wooden icono- stasis.
Inside the church a fresco of a Saint, standing on a worrier or king, holding keys and a Turkish sword, with a pinned book (Bible?) on it, and a large dragon swallowing a crown (who helps me out?)
A fine picture of three other monks in the church.
a nis in the rock wall with an icon of Agios Akakios
A monk waving bye bye
Wim, 19/1
The bookstore of “Agioritiki Estia” in Thes/niki announced that it has published (in Greek) the complete description and drawings of Mount Athos by Barskij. The book is produced together with the Benaki Museum. It also includes a short biography of Barskij and recent plans by the late P. Mylonas.
Source: http://www.ecclesia.gr
A photo and review (in Greek) of the book that Bertinos mentioned, can be found here:
http://agioritikesmnimes.pblogs.gr/2009/12/726-to-biblio-toy-mparski-sta-ellhnika.html
Speaking about books: Publisher Stamoulis published a new nice book (yes in Greek) with nice photographs: http://www.stamoulis.gr/ViewShopProduct.aspx?ProductId=400878 , title:
?????? ??????????? ???? ??????? ???????? (roughly: Initiation travel in de State of Athos), pp 284, Euro 24,90.