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Les travaux avancent bien, la flèche et le coq son en place et les échafaudages commencent à diminuer.
J'ai hate de sa réouverture.
La cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, Notre-Dame de Paris ou Notre-Dame est la cathédrale de l’archidiocèse de Paris, en France. Elle est située à l'est de l’île de la Cité, dans le 4ᵉ arrondissement de Paris. Notre Dame de Paris, Notre Dame de Paris or Notre Dame is the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Paris, France. It is located east of the island of the City, in the 4ᵉ district of Paris.
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Located 2 hours drive from Udaipur, Sardargarh is one of the magnificent battle forts of Rajasthan with a 300 year history. It is now an all-suite hotel offering a reflection of the history and culture of a bygone era. The fort still retains its medieval underground infrastructure – passage systems, rooms, halls, granaries and stores which are open to guests.
Taken just outside Thwaite looking East down the valley.
The seventeenth and early eighteenth century saw a revolution in farm buildings. An increase in prosperity made it possible to convert drafty wooden barns into sturdy stone built structures for animal shelter and crop storage. This landscape demonstrates the shift from wood to stone.
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Middle East - GCC - United Arab Emirates - UAE - Dubai - Dubai Water Canal - Dubai Creek - Artificial canal with modern sky high buildings with iconic Burj Khalifa - Khalifa Tower - Skyscraper & tallest man-made structure in world at 829.8 m (2,722 ft)
Middle East is not known for its amazing sunsets, but occasionally something spectacular occurs. This cloud with setting sun was perfectly positioned just next to the tallest building in the world - iconic Burj Khalifa.
Timelapse movies had become my new way of capturing my travels besides regular photography. Dubai is a very dynamic city, perfect for timelapse. See for yourself at :
► DUBAI - CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS - Timelapse Video
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The cathedral in St. Gall is beautiful and richly decorated with frescos. As one of other numerous visitors to the church, it is almost impossible to capture it in their full glory in a photo. So I stuck to the details that are perhaps often overlooked.
But whenever you are in St. Gallen, make sure to step into the cathedral and admire it in all its glory. And especially the craftsmanship of the builders.
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It is considered a Thai tradition to build public places such as temples and Thai Sala (pavilion) in a community. Functioning as a public center, they are used in Buddhist merit-making ceremonies and other social activities. The five grand open sala at Muang Boran were built in a pond used as either a public summer house or religious ceremonial center. Ramayana pavilion (sala of Ramayana) is named after the story of the murals painted inside the sala.
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One of Quinta de Regaleira's most fascinating feature is located beneath the ground – a pair of wells spiraling deep within the earth. The wells were never used, nor intended for water collection. Instead, these mysterious underground towers were used for secretive initiation rites.
The ‘Initiation Well’ or ‘Inverted Tower’, consist of ‘winding stair’ architecture, which carries symbolic meaning including the death/rebirth allegory common to many hermetic traditions.
The well contains nine platforms, which are said to be “reminiscent of the Divine Comedy by Dante and the nine circles of Hell, the nine sections of Purgatory and the nine skies which constitute Paradise.”
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Karaite prayer houses - kenases. Kenasa opposite the entrance to the courtyard, decorated with an arcade of hewn stones, presumably dates from the XIV century. The other, on the right, more modest, appeared at the end of the 18th century. It was probably built by the Karaites who moved from Mangup at this time. Karaites are similar to the Turkic peoples in language, folklore, everyday customs and way of life. However, traditionally they professed Karaism - a religion akin to Judaism
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Караимские молитвенные дома — кенасы . Кенаса напротив входа во дворик, украшенная аркадой из тесаных камней, предположительно датируется XIV в. Другая, справа, более скромная, появилась в конце XVIII в. Вероятно, она была построена караимами, переселившимися в это время с Мангупа. Караимы по языку, фольклору, бытовым обычаям и образу жизни похожи на тюркские народы. Однако традиционно они исповедовали караизм — религию сродни иудаизму
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Anexo a la iglesia y utilizado para dar sepultura entre los siglos XIII Y XV, servía para comunicar todas las partes del monasterio. Uno de los más originales del románico español
FRIAS (Espanha): Casas suspensas.
Frías é a cidade mais pequena de Espanha, com uma superfície de 32 Km2 e uma população de 252 habitantes (dados de 2019).
Impressiona o seu aspeto ainda medievo, que deve a sua origem a Afonso VIII. Este ergueu-a no cimo da rocha, no século XII. Foi, desde a época romana, um ponto estratégico importante que dominava a passagem do rio Ebro.
No século XVI chegou a ter mais de 6000 habitantes. Hoje, esta localidade, vive quase exclusivamente do turismo.
El Castillo de Vajdahunyad fue una más del conjunto de edificios que se levantaron para la celebración de los mil años del estado húngaro.
Las cisternas son depósitos que se construyeron para que la ciudad tuviera reservas de agua en caso de ser atacada. Otro nombre con el se conoce la cisterna es "Palacio Sumergido".