Tourist ‘Swept by Winds’ While Taking Selfie on Popular Hilltop Church

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White chapel atop Lycabettus Hill overlooks Athens at sunset, with rocky terrain and green foliage in the foreground and city buildings sprawling to the horizon under a colorful sky.

A tourist was swept by strong winds and fell while taking a selfie at a church situated at the highest point in Athens, Greece.

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  1. KeilaAugust 25, 2025 at 7:39 AM

    Such a dramatic reminder of how unpredictable nature can be when taking photos outdoors! Safety should always come first, no matter how beautiful the view is. For those looking to enhance their photography work safely from behind the screen, we specialize in professional real estate photo editing at PhePhotos: https://phephotos.com/

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