Phaedra
Located a few kilometres south of Hagios Nikolaos, Ammoudara was a cozy, serene, quiet cove with lapping waves and whooshing breeze and as it faced eastward the first sunlight was always up around 7.00 AM just at the top of the hill on the opposite side of the big gulf that joined west with the east and turned people’s sunlight into a constant warmth or conflagration, depending on the temperature. During the summer months, the sunlight scorched the land and the people who usually found refuge on recliners under tents arrayed along the beach, two different designs of tents each belonging to each of the two small hotels of this cove, each of which rose three floors up had about twenty units and in one of those twenty units I and my wife spent six days and nights during the summer of 2022.
It was our daily routine after we partook our breakfast available each morning at the small hotel eating area to get upstairs and quickly change into our bathing suits and taking our towels we usually started our morning sunbathing at around 9.30. We weren’t the weirdos of the area, believe me all other visitors were at the beach at about the same time, we just stretched ourselves on the long chairs daily and we tried to sunbathe as much as it was tolerable, my wife loved the heat and I too, although I preferred the light shade of the umbrella under which I could easily observe all the beautiful young female bodies that passed in front of my line of view and trust me none at all escaped my serious glances, whether they just walked sensually in front of me or they relaxed on their long chairs close to mine or even further away and you can almost say this with certainty women…

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