Swimming Cross

I call this stone a “swimming cross”. Next to the main cross, which has a road leading up to it, … More

Tightrope Walker

Here we have a tightrope walker walking the line of life, the thread that connects our first breath and our … More

I love this picture of a round tree in a square field. It even seems that there is a miniature … More

Ithaca is known, above all, for its goats and sheep, and is said in the Odyssey to be unsuitable for … More

In this second image of a ship, I see a boat, a yacht perhaps, sailing across the waves. There are … More

The chalice, the cup of life. I have found a more elegant version, a cup beneath a tree, and one … More

This is one of only three Odysseus stones I have found on the beaches of Ithaca. They are not so … More

A face is essentially two eyes to see with, a mouth to breathe, eat and speak with, a nose to … More

This stone is one of many crosses. Crosses and faces are the most common drawings to appear on stones. Two … More

I see here the figure of a pilgrim putting one foot in front of the other, heading westwards perhaps, a … More

On this stone found on the beaches of Ithaca, we can see twin peaks, perhaps with snow on them, and … More

In this drawing of a fish, the fish, whose eye is just visible, is surrounded by a marked line. This … More

Not all drawings are overtly religious in content. This seems to show a ship in the foreground with three masts … More

While sitting on the beaches of the Greek island of Ithaca, we came across stones that seemed to have drawings … More