Comments on: Kalamiotissa Monastery in Anafi: A church on the top of a Monolith

By: George Pavlopoulos

George Pavlopoulos — Thu, 28 May 2020 12:07:20 +0000

In reply to myline.

You are very welcome. Indeed, the Kalamiotissa Monastery has limited access to the public. I have written more Anafi tips in my other posts, you can see them on the “Anafi” section. Just hit the blue Anafi button on the top of this post. Thanks for stopping by and if you visit Anafi do let me know what you think of the island.
Best regards,
George

By: myline

myline — Thu, 28 May 2020 06:04:45 +0000

I never knew that the monastery has limited access to the public. Thank you so much for letting us know about that. I bookmarked your blog and this will be my guide when I get there.

By: George Pavlopoulos

George Pavlopoulos — Thu, 21 May 2020 13:53:40 +0000

In reply to John.

John, you are very welcome. I’m glad you find them helpful. If you need anything else I’d be glad to have a look. Keep up the good work!
George

By: John

John — Thu, 21 May 2020 13:41:45 +0000

In reply to George Pavlopoulos. George, thanks so much for your kind and very helpful detailed email response. I'm really surprised at your thoughts and to tell you the truth it has given me a bit of a confidence boost ?. All of your recommendations make perfect sense so I will see what I can come up with down the track. Thanks again for taking the time to help me out. It is much appreciated! All the best, John

By: George Pavlopoulos

George Pavlopoulos — Wed, 20 May 2020 23:07:59 +0000

In reply to John.

Hey John! Yes, I’d love to read your post. I’ll do it tomorrow during the day and I will write you an e-mail with all my thoughts 🙂
All the best,
George

By: John

John — Wed, 20 May 2020 16:08:01 +0000

Hi George, hiking up a Greek mountain with incredible views is the best. I want to visit Anafi now like so many other Greek Islands. George, I have a big ask for you. I was wondering if you can do me a big favour and help me out. I have just purchased your (x3) E-book bundle which includes the 12 Travel Writing Tips - How to Write a Travelogue. After reading some of it I started to think about one of my posts titled: Climbing Mount Olympus in Greece (Experience, Tips & Advice). This post is one of the closest posts I have to a travelogue but after reading some of your book I really want to rework and improve it using all of your tips and suggestions. I'm hoping you can read the post first before I make any changes and maybe give me some feedback of where I'm presently at in terms of writing and story telling style. Be that a load of crap, not too bad, no hope, etc, in parts where you can pinpoint the issues, and with some constructive criticism that could help me improve the overall post. In terms of story is there anything I should expand on or leave out? I want it to be a mix of travelogue (story) and tips (plus useful info) to help people who want to climb Mount Olympus in Greece one day. Not sure if this will work. It has been pinned by other people a few times so maybe they have found it useful in someway. I know that it's not ideal mixing two different writing styles together, but hopefully it can work. I'll then update the post in a few weeks time by taking on board all of your writing tips from your E-book plus any suggestions you give me in reply to this comment. Hopefully it will lead to a big improvement. Can you help me out on this? I know this is a big ask but think of me as a desperate writer needing big help. Kind regards, John