Tsada is a village located at an altitude of 605 meters with a climate that favors the cultivation of vines, carob trees, olive trees, walnuts, almonds and fruit trees. This is where we live now, closer to the house we bought in Zelemenos where we hopefully can move in by spring.
Above is the view from Koili on the way to our house in Zelemenos and below, some pictures from the surroundings of the village of Tsada.
Most of the plants are dry but soon the rainy season begins. 
The history of Tsada can be traced back 500 years, but the only thing that makes the village “special” is the amazing view of Paphos and the sea, which is obviously not visible here:) 
Different kinds of grapes are grown here.. 
…as well as a diversity of citrus fruits. 
This picture should speak for itself. I hold on to the pink leash while Fanny firmly refuses to walk and Felicia wants to go in another direction. It always takes a while before Fanny gets used to moving to a new place, like here, to Tsada. 
Autumn colors. 
In just a few months, the almond trees will bloom!! There are lots of almond trees here and I can imagine how beautiful it will be in a couple of months, along with all the wild flowers. 
A lone almond hidden in its hard shell. 
Old, rusty and abandoned. 
Some kind of hard berries.
As I wrote, I hope we can move in to our new home in Zelemenos by spring. The purchase is complete and we’ve got the keys, now we’ll turn it into a lovely house tailored for us. It may take some time but, it feels exciting and I’m now sure we’ve chosen the right place to settle!
Until then we will stay in Tsada, I just read that Tsada village is one of the few areas within the Paphos district that snows almost every year!!! I had no idea, we’ll see, I take one day at a time and the forecast for today was blue sky and at least 25 degrees. So why think of snow..?
Tsada, Paphos, Cyprus 05 November 2021
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