#gaios

[gemsofgreece]

Lovely Gáios, Paxós, Greece by  Nilüfer Orhan

[earthstory]

thiago.lopez

🎥O arco natural de Tripidos era uma das belezas de Paxos que queria muito conhecer. Não foi fácil pois não há sinalização, não tenho GPS, internet ou aplicativos de mapa off-line. Cheguei a ouvir que sozinho seria impossível encontrar a estrada secundária mas pedindo ajuda dos moradores locais, tentando entender um pouco de grego misturado com mímica, foi possível! Adoro um desafio! 😁 Se dá medo de andar ali em cima? Depois eu conto 😊 ✨

The natural arch of Tripidos was one of the beauties of Paxos that he wanted to know. It was not easy because there is no signage, I have no GPS, internet or offline map applications. I even heard that it would be impossible to find the secondary road but asking for help from the locals, trying to understand a bit of Greek mixed with mimicry, it was possible! I love a challenge! Are you afraid to walk up there? I'll tell you later.

[sdombegh]

Ityasaari aesthetics: [ 13 / 18 ]

Gaios AKA Nag

[icy-witch]

Gaios, Paxoi Islands - Greece Γάιος, Παξοί

[michelinedesbois]

CHAPEL  Pic by @michelinedesbois

[gemsofgreece]

Entering the port of Gaios, Paxos island, Greece. Photo by Kostas Bouk via Instagram.

I was there last summer, it was a highlight of my trip. So lush green and pretty.

[blipbliss12]

Gaios Harbor, Paxos, Ionian Islands.

[godlikeadog]

I think a lot about Purity Cartone's command word of 'suspire' and what it means to breathe, to sigh. There's a point to how Baru uses it nearly literally for him to talk and tell or keep secrets, but also the less literal release to action. Purity gets to breathe and in breath he gets to act.

But then I think about Iscend and her word of 'gaios' and wonder what a port on the Greek island of Paxos named for one of the disciples of Paul means in the world of Baru Cormorant. Because there's a difference in using a word to communicate an idea versus using a name to communicate an idea.

I truly have no clue what I'm saying here, but you get the point, right? What meaning does 'Gaios' carry in The Masquerade?