during the preparation of a new (Anavasi) walking map for the eastern bloc of the White Mountains, I have figured out a potential walk in the Myriokephala area. According to Google Earth, there are some well-preserved pathes in the mountains south of the villlage of Myriokephala. Most sections of these walks can easily be seen on the satellite images but there are two short sections which are not yet clear. Before I send these data to Anavasi, I would like this to be clarified and I hope that I will find somebody who is willing to do some "exploration" work within the next days.
I enclose a photograph of the whole (circular) walk, shown in yellow and orange (the small, separate orange section in the south is wayless but in presumably open terrain). The western ascent (left) is a well-preserved path, the upper section of the eastern ascent/descent is also a good path:
- connection from the end of the road to the path starting further down: The path seems to vanish, but there should have been a connection. Exploration time: 2 - 3 h. I assume, it is easier to do this from below, but if one has already reached the end of the dirt road, it should also be possible to locate the path by means of a print-out of the satellite image (Google Earth offers a very good image in this area).
Is anybody out there "ready to explore"? Thank you...
Best wishes,
Simon
