We visited the area near the Climbing Wall, Solomos late April this year. The intention was for me to snap wild flowers. Unfortunately, most of the wild flowers had dried up and some of the few I saw I was unable to identify.
So here are the photos
A white horse grazing in an Olive grove.
A black horse and a mule grazing.
A tiny Olive tree in an established Olive grove.
Italian viper's bugloss, Echium italicum, in the middle of a dirt road.
A close up of Echium italicum.
White asphodel, Asphodelus albus, in the shade of an Olive tree.
A view of Acrocorinth from the south.
Swathes of pink/ mauve flowers which I didn't identify.
A member of the Lathyrus family.

Rhododendron mucronulatum
A stamp issued by North Korea in 1992

Phalaenopsis amabilis a stamp issued by North Korea in 1984

Cymbidium babylon
A stamp issued by Benin in 1999

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With a base of crown daisies, some honeysuckle, blossom from a wild, unidentified, tree and poppies.