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Deva castle in Transylvania, Romania - it is now being rebuilt using pretty much the same techniques as originally (we felt sorry for the builders working in the hot sun). The castle has been in ruins ever since it blew up in 1849.
Déva vára Erdélyben - újjáépítése 2008 óta folyamatban van, nagyjából ugyanolyan technikával, mint amivel eredetileg is épült (1849-ben robbant fel, azóta romokban áll). Nem irigyeltük a kőműveseket ebben a hőségben...
“Hemşirelik Bölümü Öğrencilerinin Uygulama Alanlarında Diyabetli Hastalarda Ayak Bakımı” konulu bilgi, tutum ve becerilerini geliştirme projesi görselleri | Almanya
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Lugares para disfrutar en los Caminos de Santiago en Asturias. Deva. Gijón. Places to enjoy at the Saint James Ways in Asturias. Deva. Gijón.
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Rooftops and towers, an awesome place to photograph.
My first visit to The Countess of Chester, Deva Asylum with my camera.
Canon 400d, 15mm Sigma Fisheye.
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Po Lin Monastery, Lantau Island
On both sides of the temple the four deva-kings are housed . The one in the East, the protector of the country, is holding a Pi-pa (a Chinese musical instrument) in his hands; the one in the South, representing proliferation, is holding a sword in his hand; the one in the West, known as the wide-eyed, is holding a dragon in his left hand and a pearl in his right; the one in the North is famous for his profound knowledge, and he is holding a pagoda in his right hand. The things they hold represents "wind", "harmony", "rain" and "stability" which are auspicious signs according to Chinese Tradition
Deva castle in Transylvania, Romania - it is now being rebuilt using pretty much the same techniques as originally (we felt sorry for the builders working in the hot sun). The castle has been in ruins ever since it blew up in 1849.
Déva vára Erdélyben - újjáépítése 2008 óta folyamatban van, nagyjából ugyanolyan technikával, mint amivel eredetileg is épült (1849-ben robbant fel, azóta romokban áll). Nem irigyeltük a kőműveseket ebben a hőségben...
Bison skull at Deva Museum, we were amused by the cutout glass corner of the case so the horn fitted!
Arriving at Deva, on the way to Timisoara, it looked like a deja-vu, with the name of the town written on top of the hill like in Brasov. It was a hot day so after making a little walk along the park and the palace we had to find a place in the shadow and were very thirsty.
Deva Asylum, aka Countess of Chester is situated on the grounds of a live hospital site. Originally opened in 1829 the hospital served a variety of purposes before finally closing in 1996.
Deva Asylum, aka Countess of Chester is situated on the grounds of a live hospital site. Originally opened in 1829 the hospital served a variety of purposes before finally closing in 1996.
Deva Asylum, aka Countess of Chester is situated on the grounds of a live hospital site. Originally opened in 1829 the hospital served a variety of purposes before finally closing in 1996.
“Hemşirelik Bölümü Öğrencilerinin Uygulama Alanlarında Diyabetli Hastalarda Ayak Bakımı” konulu bilgi, tutum ve becerilerini geliştirme projesi görselleri | Almanya
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