Reboterra Journal 001: A Postcard From Rhodes

Reboterra Journal 001: A Postcard From Rhodes

Andy Greenhalgh

Memories stay with you long after the holiday ends.

Not just one big moment but everything else in between. Morning coffee in the sunshine. Wandering unfamiliar streets without a plan. A game of padel in the afternoon. Tea by the harbour as the sun disappears over the horizon.

Looking back through photos from our week in Rhodes, its the slower pace, long summer days and warm evenings that stand out the most. The kind of days where there isnt much of an agenda - just exploring somewhere new, finding a great place to eat and making the most of being together.

Those moments felt familiar. They remind us of an era when summers seemed to last forever, weekends were spent outdoors and casual sportswear was a part of everyday life.

That feeling has been the inspiration behind Reboterra. Not nostalgia for nostalgias sake, but a celebration of the optimism, simplicity and carefree spirit that defined the 90's.

Our week in Rhodes wasnt a photoshoot or a campaign. It was a family holiday. The Corduroy Court Cap came with us because they're made for days like these, becoming a part of your favourite memories.

 

Iced cofee and Reboterra Padel ball at Symi marina
Beautiful Symi harbour with colourful houses
Greek flag waving beneath the sun
Padel court at Olympic Palace Hotel, Rhodes
Padel court at night, Rhodes
Reboterra Corduroy Court Cap overlooking rhodes harbour near the Colossus of Rhodes
view of lindos from the acropolis
View of Lindos harbour and beach
looking out of a restaurant window in Rhodes Old Town to a night sky
Sushi and a sunset in Rhodes, Greece

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1 comment

Great photos and sounds like a good trip!

Adam

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