Twice previously we could not get inside the Church which is located on a beach. This time it was closed too, but we talked to a "Father" ( it was amusing to refer to an adolescent as "father" ) and asked him to let us in. Results of restoration did not prove to be long lasting, and the hell with them.
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The castle did not change during the year. Probably, money for restoration ran out. Inside of it resides someone of bum like appearance.
Inside the castle a wild mix of frescos takes place. Some are made in 16th century, some in 18th century, some are modern candy wraps. 
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The icons, made of foil and color paper, and light bulbs without the shades speak of poverty.
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Here is yet another forthcoming.
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This is what is left of 16th century painting. I never observed floral pattern in orthodox Churches, this is more characteristic of the mosques.
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By "Father's" words, this wavy pattern depicts a vineyard.
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Looking at the faded traces of the 16th century painting, it is hard to figure out how this painting looked originally.