Probably the most photographed church
Round trip ticket to the ruins at Delos was only 20 euro……good deal
Taverna Niko's – a wonderful place for lunch
A unique display for the fish entrees
Another cute puppy…irresistable
Tables set for lunch if they have tablecloths
We like this beer – a Dutch brew and ½ liter
This was Mykonos in the old days
Saganaki – fried cheese…..so good
Fresh and sweet tomatoes, cucumbers, onions and olives
The Dalmatian pelican named Pelos, we heard
An oil painting of the restaurant
Soutzoukakia – meatballs in a tomato sauce with spaghetti
Greek baklava – so sweet and rich
He wanted to go into the butchery of Niko's
His lower beak works like a billows
The crate of peppers stopped him
Jim and Jessica getting pictures of Pelos
So touristy, but we enjoyed it
Go to the house with the blue doors….which one?
Windows were situated on the un-windy side
The old city was just opening for the summer season
Now this is where we would live
High end stores are fairly new to the area
Hotels in the area – easy access to the ferry boats
Bet Maureen and Jim will purchase one of these
Shop owners were doing a lot of touch-up painting
Displaying the treasures on the walls
Mando Mavrogenous Square and a bust of the island's heroine
Such wonderful scenery at every turn
Beachfront….there were two sunbathers in bikinis
Walking back towards the ferry landing