Thanks for the comment! I am very pleased when someone does not spare his time for the expanded commentary and writes "from the heart".
Yes, this is my family. My husband goes on trips more often himself, but time passes and he tells us: "It's time for a family trip!".
Local residents are forced to engage mainly in cattle breeding, because the soil is rocky and practically nothing grows. The only thing that brings income in this area is the sale of sheep's cheese and wool, cow's milk. Some rent accommodation to tourists who want to live among the mountains.
As for the camera, I already answered the comment above - it does not convey all the beauty. We already have another camera, a little newer - Nikon D3100, but it's also a "budget" model. We are not very upset about this, because we understand that even the coolest camera can not transmit what the person sees and feels ...
RE: Autumn marathon on Mount Petros: part three (top and descent).