A rusty anchor and white bearded gentlemen share a sunset along the shores of the island, Tinos. This Cycladic Island is mostly known for it’s religious pilgrimages that take place twice a year (March 25 and August 15, to visit the church of Panagia Megalochari). It sits quietly next to it’s famous cousin, Mykonos. Image courtesy of Eleftherios Kostans.
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