Starting from the beach of kato gatzea beside the pagasitic gulf, the south pelion trail goes through the villages of agios georgios, pinakates, vizitsa.Route maps and profiles for all 21 days.
Hurricane beryl, now a potentially catastrophic category 5 storm, has set its sights on jamaica's shoreline after leaving at least one person dead and inflicting ruin across entire islands in.It once ran all the way to volos, connecting the mountain villages of the pelion with the metropolis.Published june 25, 2024 updated june 27, 2024 the moment has been four years in the making:
Around pelion has been promoting travel and tourism around the pelion peninsula since 2002.Hurricane beryl, now a category 5 storm, is forecast to pass near jamaica on wednesday.
If you are visiting the pelion peninsula in greece, make a stop in portaria for an unforgettable journey along the centaur path, where ancient myth and stunning scenery offer a truly unique adventure.A very beautiful beach, with rocks in the back and a unique combination between the landforms and the water.This narrow gauge steam train is part of the route that was built in the 1890s.
The way to mylopotamos beach can be found easily on google maps.from the parking area, you will see stairways and small pathways leading you to the beaches.Here's a map of the pelion peninsula so you can see where it is located.
The pelion train operates on weekends and leaves at 10am, returning in the afternoon, so it makes a full day's excursion.
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India 156 for 0 (Jaiswal 93*, Gill 58*) beat Zimbabwe 152 for 7 (Raza 46, Marumani 32, Khaleel 2-32, Dube 1-11) by ten wickets
Zimbabwe's most-assured batting effort wasn't enough to mount a challenge against India's young IPL stars. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill made light work of a 153-run target, sauntering home in just 15.2 overs in a sensational exhibition of intent-laden batting of the kind we hadn't seen in the series so far.
Where Zimbabwe hit all of 10 fours in their 20 overs, Jaiswal and Gill smashed as many in their first four overs en route a ten-wicket thumping that delivered an unassailable 3-1 lead for India with one more game to play on on Sunday.
India's fifth-bowlers shine after Zimbabwe's solid foundationZimbabwe had lost at least two wickets in the powerplay in each of the three T20Is in the series before this game. Today, though, Wessly Madhevere and Tadiwanashe Marumani rode their luck to add 63 in 8.4 overs to give them a platform.
In the third over, Marumani was dropped by Shivam Dube at mid-on while on 3. He also benefited from an overthrow that went to the boundary in the same over, and Marumani appeared to change gears after the reprieve by going after debutant Tushar Deshpande, who conceded 21 off his first two overs. Gill quickly turned to spin inside the powerplay and they managed to rein in the scoring; eventually an effort to up the ante against India's part-time bowlers, who needed to fill the fifth-bowler's quota, got Marumani.
Off Abhishek Sharma's fourth ball, he looked to pull and ended up hitting it towards the longest part of the boundary where Rinku Singh was waiting at deep midwicket. This allowed Gill to bring on Dube from the other end in a bid to get the fifth-bowler's quota out of the way, but he too struck - in his first over, he had the other set batter, Madhevere, pulling a short ball to Rinku at deep square leg.
Abhishek could have had a second wicket in T20Is, but for Ruturaj Gaikwad shelving a dolly at extra cover to reprieve Brian Bennett. The missed opportunity didn't cost India much though.
Raza to Zimbabwe's rescueRaza needed to rescue Zimbabwe as they had suddenly lost 4 for 33 after the solid opening. Having been guilty of running out Jonathan Campbell, Raza's industry kept the runs ticking until he flicked the switch with five overs remaining.
On 21 off 17 at that point, he launched Washington Sundar over deep midwicket for a 90-metre six, and then went after Khaleel Ahmed in his next over, hitting a four and a six. Overs 16 and 17 produced 31 as Zimbabwe charged towards 160. That they fell eight short was thanks to two excellent overs from Deshpande, who dismissed Raza for his maiden international wicket, and Khaleel. Zimbabwe had a competitive, if not match-winning, total.
Jaiswal and Gill make merryIndia's chase was kickstarted with Jaiswal hitting three fours off left-arm seamer Richard Ngavara in the first over. Jaiswal was in no mood to stop there, hitting Tendai Chatara for four more fours off his first over, the third of the innings. The seamers kept giving him width and he kept crashing them away through point, alternating between hitting them along the ground and playing the full-blooded cuts. India raised their fifty in just 3.5 overs with Jaiswal contributing 39.
Jaiswal got to his half-century off 29 balls, and then unfurled one of the shots of the day when he sent Raza inside-out over extra cover. Having been beaten in flight, he quickly adjusted to loft him through the line and bisect the tiny gap between deep cover and wide long-off.
Gill then took over, helping himself against Faraz Akram's gentle seam-ups in a exquisite display of hitting-on-the-up. Gill's second straight half-century, off 35 balls, was mellow in comparison to Jaiswal but effective nonetheless.
As the match raced towards the finish line, the only point of interest was if Jaiswal could get the 17 of the 18 remaining runs needed to get to a hundred. He couldn't; ended up 93 not out, having displayed his full range in an exhilarating display reflecting the type of intent that won India the T20 World Cup last month after 17 years.
