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Rainer
5 days ago
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The impressive rock face of the Volinaios Canyon (Φαράγγι Βολιναίου).
The Volinaios River originates on the northern slopes of the mighty Panachaiko mountains and carries water all year round. From here, it flows down to its mouth in the Gulf of Corinth near Cape Drepano.
The river has carved deep into the rock, forming narrow, imposing rock faces directly below Argyra. Further downstream, a hidden artificial waterfall is even concealed within the gorge.
The Volinaios River originates on the northern slopes of the mighty Panachaiko mountains and carries water all year round. From here, it flows down to its mouth in the Gulf of Corinth near Cape Drepano.
The river has carved deep into the rock, forming narrow, imposing rock faces directly below Argyra. Further downstream, a hidden artificial waterfall is even concealed within the gorge.
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