Corfu: Kanoni, the peninsula near Kerkyra (Corfu Town).
The town of Perama, in the east of Corfu Island, runs a dam that connects the Kanoni Peninsula with the rest of the island.
The dam is only accessible on foot, is barely a metre wide and runs along a lagoon called the Chalkiopoulus Lagoon, where small boating boats and waterfowl and local fishermen catch fish in the shallow water.
On one side there is a low stone wall, on the other hand, you can just suck into the Ionian Sea. Especially when you know scooters ride over it too, so there's ridiculously little room to go aside.
The lagoon is formed by the dam, which tempers the tides, because right behind the lagoon is Corfu Airport with its one runway.
If you stand in the middle of the dam, you'll be right below the flight path. You can see large and small passenger planes coming from far away. They focus on the marker lights that are in the sea. So if you stand there, they're just over your head, the landing wheels are already unfolded, to hit the ground on the other side of the dam. I even see many tourists pull in his head when it flies over.
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