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You can download any version of HAL from here.

Configurable and extensible for users who need it, with sane defaults and a bevy of built-in features for users who don't want to mess with any of that.

Supports preloading of audio, with an optional loading screen.

Includes an optional, user-configurable sidebar with built-in audio controls specifically a master volume control and a master mute button.

Support for 'audio groups,' which let authors control track settings on groups of related tracks all at once.

All the core features you'd expect from such a library: playing across passages, fading, looping, individual track volume levels, etc.

This library was designed from the ground up specifically for use with Harlowe, and is intended to be as easy to use as possible for novice programmers without compromising functionality. HAL is an audio library for Harlowe (v2.1.0 or higher) designed to give the format feature parity (or close to it) with SugarCube's audio subsystem. If you encounter any issues or problems when using the new version of Harlowe with HAL, please report them by opening an issue. Not suitable for young children.Testing with v3.2.0 of Harlowe is ongoing. Start Point: Pano Panagia village, across the cultural center near the churchĭifficulty Rate: Category 3: High degree of difficulty trail Route with difficult terrain such as very steep gradient (uphill and / or downhill), course in particularly rough and / or slippery, and / or steep terrain. Hikers can choose longer routes that go through the monasteries Chrysorrogiatissa and the Holy Monastery. The route goes past the chapel of Prophet Elias. There are unusual rock formations and excellent view towards the Valley of Ezousa and to Paphos Forest (and Xeros River Valley).

When the day is clear, the walkers can see clearly even Akamas peninsula. In winter you may encounter snow or fog, which adds even more variety thyself to see, hear and feel the explorers when walking. The route is ideal for hiking even in summer during the morning and late in the afternoon due to the presence of cool air. The hike is on dirt roads, a relatively high altitude, rising 300 meters of altitude at the starting point (usually the village Panagia) to over 1,100 meters. On the way there are also styrakes (steratzies) and kokkinomosfilies (Crataegus monogyna). Most of the hiking is done through the vineyards. The explorer walks and lives the changing times literally in the vineyards. That is because of the altitude that makes it suitable for hiking all year round. I consider this route as one of the ten best in Cyprus. There are also a small number of quality wineries in the region where you can go for wine tasting and have a memorable time. The (Pano) Panagia is a stone village 35 km northeast of Paphos, wchich borders the Paphos Forest and is very close to the artificial lake of the dam Kannaviou. There is also access to Vouni's fire lookout station. The other, shorter, leading directly to the village. One leads to the Monastery of Our Lady Chrysorrogiatissa and then to the village of Panagia. The route goes through vineyards and gives a choice of two directions toward the end. The beautiful picnic site of Kannaviou, with the tall plantains, which is crossed by the river Ezousa, the 6th largest on the island, can relax you.Īt the highest point, the route offers wonderful images of the village of Panagia, Akamas' peninsula, Pafos Forest and Troodos Mountains. However, there was no cannabis was left to remind the old ones, only vineyards that are abundant, olive trees, grapefruit, oak trees and plane trees.ĭo not miss a walk to Asprogia-Kannaviou Dam, see the beautiful forest of Pafos that starts from there, and also visit the chapel of Panagia Chryseleousa, at a point that offers panoramic views of Kannaviou. In history, cannabis, which was abundant in the village, was used to make ropes, twine, nets and cloths from the plant fibers. In the past there was too much cannabis (kannavouri)! Yes, the village's name comes from what you suspect. The village of Kannaviou is located in the province of Pafos.

And if you’re looking for a place where gorgeous pine trees fringe iridescent waters, head through the lush Paphos Forest and veer towards the lesser known Asprogia – Kannaviou dam. I did several trip here, so I didn't stop much as I do most of the time.Ĭyprus may not boast a great many lakes, but with plenty of glistening dams around the country, there are a great number of spots to just kick back and relax by the water’s edge come winter. Some part is looks scary but safe, prepare for opposite traffic ! Important locals use it pretty intensive compare with other forestry roads. Beautiful breathtaking scenery all over at the dam, forestry road to Panagia well maintained main road.

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