A Tiny Church in Kastania Frozen in Time

When exploring the south coast of Greece’s Peloponnese, I make Kardamyli my home base. And, while its coast is remote, the interior is even more so. The stony village in this clip is named Kastania, which I could imagine means forlorn in Greek. We filmed here four years ago, and I just had to return to my favorite little church — nothing’s changed…same cobwebs.

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  1. Saw church yesterday on your tour. Colin pointed out the previous local beliefs with the mosaics of the zodiac and other mythological creatures intermixed with religious icons. Nice contrast to 2 other quaint, more traditional, churches seen in the area. Each with their unique characteristics. Although small, there is a lot of preserved quality art present. Well worth the visit for a step back in time, the art and friendly people.

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