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Extract from the Molyvdhoskpastos Travel Guides:
The tiny hillside village of
MOLYVDHOSKPASTOS
hugs the Albanian border 23km west of Knitsa. The place was once a haunt of the seventh-century emperor Constantine IV Pogonatos, though only a few of his monuments survive intact. One of these is the tiny chapel of
Aya Tridha
, on a crag below; another is the present parish church of
yii Apstoli
, right on the frontier. If you can get in, the church has fine frescoes, and the view from its terrace - into Albania, over the As valley, and east to Smlikas and Gamla - is among the finest in Epirus. Unfortunately, photography is forbidden hereabouts, and near...
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