The basis for today's reflection turned out to be an elevator. The hotel we stayed at is worth recommending - a peaceful place, good service, tasty food, a nice pool, and no drunk compatriots clumsily imitating YMCA stars with enthusiasm for cheap entertainment, which is fortunately not present here. It is a Cypriot 5-star hotel, a true 3-star hotel, but after one day of stay, it deserves a 4+ rating (I guess I had to rest exceptionally well after the trip:)). The only problem for us, accommodated with a large, stroller, turned out to be the elevator - supposedly a super convenience, and yet. There are two old tiny elevators in the hotel, and the property is quite large, so using them, even during dinner hours, is almost impossible (we can barely fit into the elevator with the three of us, let alone with additional passengers). So far, I haven't paid attention to this. We could always use the stairs or somehow squeeze into a crowded elevator, but the perspective of looking at ...