Saint Spyridonas worship point at the east end of Valtos Beach at Parga, at the bottom of the stone path from the Castle to the beach. It was an old vow and I was only able to fulfil it after sixteen years. Thank God and St. Spyridonas for that. It is accurately aligned with the old church of St. Spyridonas, which is at the other end of the Valtos Beach.

Another view of the "proskinitari" (worship spot) with the castle of Parga directly above it.

A closer view of the "proskynitari" (pronounced: /proskini'tari/=worship point), bathed in incense smoke. You can see the "kandili" (pronounced: /kan'dili/ = lantern) lit by some pious passerby. When people come to such places and they feel like it, they first light the "kandili", then they light some round carbon tablets and they put incense on them. Many people leave the necessary materials to keep the lantern going. The necessary materials are: olive oil, wick, carbon tablets called "karvounakia" (pron. /karvou'nakia/), matches and sometimes candles. Also incense, in order to incense the place when you pray to God.