When we walked from Gregoriou to Dionysiou in the fresh snow on the last day of the year 2014 I recognized this tiny bridge. It was the third time I was here.
This time I crossed the bridge with my son who is 17 years old. (photo by one of the brothers Kamps). But in the summer of 1997, 17 years ago, I walked the path with my good friends Jaap Z. and Fred P. under quite other wheater conditions.
Fred and Jaap in 1997.
The bridge crosses the Cravanisti waterfall, here on the left, photographed by Wim Voogd in yet another year. The water is coming from the second largest mountain on the peninsula, mount Antithonas, 1033 m. and mount Plamara, 889 m. high.
Herman Voogd
Always a good thing to see the beautiful Athonian nature! Thanks, Herman.