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Nice looking monkey. I suspect the picture is a Macaque and not a Baboon though…

Not a lot happening at the moment. Freezing… Time to recapitulate some of the best music of 2011. Some has been mentioned before. But not this one. Here is a link to Steve’s own blog.

Those that possibly might have followed closely any updates on islandwalking.com this Christmas may have noticed a surprise update of my Gran Canaria page. Yes, the winter just became too dark and cold… Accompanying photo album can be found at http://www.islandwalking.com/piwigo/index.php?/category/90.

R. I. P.

Now there is not much left but, like last year, to pass these wishes on to everyone: But let us also have a small recap of what happened this year on islandwalking.com: Parga Lefkada Zakynthos Amalfi Oslomarka The web pages were accompanied by these photo albums: Parga Lefkada Zakynthos Amalfi Marka 2011

Last one, a double whammy, Kefalonia and Ithaca: From the publisher: “Kefalonia is well-known for its marvelous beaches. However the island has big mountains and large tracts of unspoiled areas that make it an ideal destination for walking and hiking enthusiasts. All the paths depicted on the map have been recorded during the last two … Continue reading »

Lefkada (Lefkas): From the publisher: “The fourth in the group of seven large islands of the Ionian Archipelago, Lefkada has lovely beaches and a wealth of natural and cultural attractions in its hinterland. A detailed record of the road network, the footpaths and accurate representation of the land features make this map an invaluable tool … Continue reading »

Todays treat, Paxos and Antipaxos: From the publisher: “Hiking is the best way to get to know the landscapes on Paxoi. The scale of the landscape and the details that comprise it demand a tranquil approach. Most paths are on modest inclines, are clearly marked out among the dry wall masonry, and some of them … Continue reading »

Rhodes: From the publisher: “Rich in natural and cultural heritage, Rhodes reveals all its wealth in this new map of Anavasi. From the medieval city in the north to the exotic Prasonisi island in the southern tip, one can find ancient cities, castles of the Knights, early christian basilicas, elegant italian buildings of the 30s, … Continue reading »

Next is Spetses: Quoting from the publisher: “A collective work of the locals and Anavasi cartographers. The map is very detailed and accurate. Anotrer reason to visit this beautiful island with the charming city and pleasant countryside and nice beaches. 12 trails across the island and 5 walks in the city are proposed”