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sarà difficile rivederlo in questo modo, splendido ed affascinante.........è stato raso al suolo letteralmente, non c'è più nessuno, neanche mucche e cavalli che pascolavano liberi per i prati, tutti via, c'è solo qualcuno delle forze dell'ordine!!

 

per chi ha gentilmente chiesto mie notizie debbo dire che non ho avuto danni a cose e persone, in realtà a Macerata dove abito si è sentito molto forte ma danni a fabbricati quasi niente.

 

grazie a tutti i miei amici che si sono preoccupati per me, ve ne sono riconoscente, un abbraccio!!!

saluti affettuosi!!

Elio.

" Quella vista è una specie di estensione seducente di sè stessa. Si sente di meritarsela quando la contempla. Quasi se la fosse guadagnata. "

( V. Ovaldè " Vivere come gli uccelli" )

 

preludio

 

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Ἥρα και Ἑστία

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«Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem.»

[Occam's razor]

"Parece com momentos que tive contigo, quando te amava, além dos quais não pude ir pois fui ao fundo dos momentos."

  

Clarice Lispector

2018 was a special time, it really did feel like a rebirth for the leasers and classic units, too bad by 2019 most of it all was gone again.

Il borgo di Castiglione era chiamato nell'alto medioevo dei Corbellari. Divenne del Terziere dal XIII secolo, in quanto terza

parte dei possedimenti feudali lasciati da Obizzino Malaspina ai suoi eredi. Castiglione del Terziere, dopo essere stato stato dei Malaspina, passò nel 1451 alla Repubblica di Firenze. Il borgo è dominato dal castello risalente al VI-VII secolo.

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The village of Castiglione was called in the High Middle Ages of the Corbellari. It became of the Terziere from the XIII century, as a third part of the feudal possessions left by Obizzino Malaspina to his heirs. Castiglione del Terziere, after having been a member of the Malaspina family, passed to the Republic of Florence in 1451. The village is dominated by the castle dating back to the 6th-7th century.

 

Three Alaska railroad GP's prepare to load out the rest of the ARMS barge on a typical Whittier day. Cold, wet, and foggy pretty much sums up this all season port with the original military era housing standing in the background. One of the neat things about the Whittier switch stands is that they all are some how lit at the same time in this shot and no its not photoshopped. After loading is complete these three Gp's will depart under the cover of darkness for Anchorage.

Having photographed this operation numerous times it was always a joy to see the care used in maintaining these units well into the UP era. This shot was taken in March 2000 and look at how clean these units are. The mechanical staff at Helper really took great care of these units.

And just like that the 45 era has come to an end on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh, the 457, 452, and 458 are in the midst of making their last turns to Butler where they will be retired. I can say that I have had my fair share of awesome SD45 lashups and leaders in the past few years. As seen here will probably be the most memorable of all, as Big Daddy Gabe and Uncle Andy Morris take coal loads south out of Buffalo and heads towards Riker. A large crowd was out that day to witness this awesome run as a fresh snowfall blanketed the ground earlier that morning creating some awesome scenes as shown here. The end was inevitable but Ill be glad to have gotten shots like these over the years.

Brookfield Place

Toronto, Ontario

 

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un tributo a queste terre che amo, distrutte dal terremoto

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Shot at Datai Bay, NW Malaysia. What comes to mind is sunset romanticism era poetry, such as the first two stanzas of:

 

Beautiful Sunset

by Eva M. What

 

I gaze at the beautiful sunset,

Portrayed by an Artist Divine,

In colors of roseate splendor,

In which mellow glories do shine.

 

Was ever a scene so majestic

Wrought daily for mortals below?

Methinks that the angels of heaven

Are charmed with its radiant glow.

 

Explored 7 May 2023

 

Samsung S23 Ultra 5G Camera

 

🎧 "Sun" (Slow Nomaden): www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELoB06iJxTw&list=RDELoB06iJxT...

The hoodoos are seen at the Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site well known for being one of the richest dinosaur fossil locales in the world.

Tu voz.

Precedida de

tantos silencios...

  

Amiina Kurr

US Army OH-1H Huey Helicopter A Viet Nam era helicopter on static display outside of a VFW facility. Memories for a lot of folks, good and bad.

Goshen Police Booth -1 939 Architecture ArtDeco

 

During the Dillinger Era towns prepared itself against Bank Robbers and Outsiders with Bullet Proof Booths

Used Until late 1960's

 

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Esta foto tiene historia. Sabía que la luna estaba ahí, todo estaba calculado al milímetro, la hora, el ángulo exacto...La máquina en el trípode esperando, pero la luna no se veía por ningún sitio (hasta bastantes minutos después).

Pero a pesar de no ver nada disparé varias fotos y cuan enorme sería mi sorpresa luego al "revelarlas" y descubrir que la luna si estaba donde se suponía pero era tan sutil que se escapaba a los ojos.

 

U735, with IC Heritage painted ET44AC #3008 on the point, blasts past a relic tied down in the siding at Ryley Alberta. The caboose was on the end of a welded rail train, and I was hoping to get a wider angle shot of the meet but the dreaded "Card full" alarm on the DSLE put a stop to that

Ho ritrovato vecchie fotografie, analogiche.

Questa foto ha il titolo : 'Ci siamo persi nella pustza ungherese '. Era il 2001.

Ero partita da Vienna, dove avevo soggiornato un mese, con mio figlio undicenne, per fare un giro nella Repubblica Ceca e poi in Ungheria, quando mi sono persa nell 'immensa pianura ungherese. Cammina e cammina non si vedeva una casa, nulla.

Ricordo ancora l' emozione di fronte a quella bellezza : sembrava un mare senza fine, che si perdeva all'orizzonte, con sfumature azzurrine e violette. . Ricordo anche che, incredibilmente, non avevo paura. Era tardo pomeriggio, non avevo molta benzina, non sapevo dove fossi esattamente, e allora non esistevano navigatori o cellulari. Qui mi ero fermata per scattare una foto e ammirare il paesaggio. Finalmente trovo una casa con un vecchietto. Il problema era che non conosceva nessuna lingua, oltre l'ungherese. Con una penna, disegnini su un pezzo di carta e gesti ci siamo capiti e mi ha dato indicazioni. Era simpatico.

Ricordo che poi sono capitata in un bel paesino, che ho visitato. Mi sono fermata sino a sera tardi, per ascoltare una rappresentazione musicale all'aperto.

Quando sono arrivata a Vienna non trovavo posteggio in centro e l'albergo era chiuso. Era quasi mattina...

Una delle mie avventure. Però è stato bello

 

When I got lost in the Hungarian Pustza

Il giovedì che precedeva la Pasqua.

Il sole era caldo, l'aria tiepida , lassù.

Tutto sembrava così lontano e il mondo sembrava felice

 

Alpesisa, 989 m , nei dintorni di Genova

 

Maundy Thursday

It was sunny, and the world seemed so happy from up there...

C'era una volta la foresta d'Appennino. Una foresta di faggio, rigogliosa, con giganteschi patriarchi arborei. Una foresta che offriva rifugio a cervi e lupi, a orsi marsicani e cinghiali. Poi giunse l'uomo pastore, armato d'accette primitive e cominciò ad abbattere i patriarchi. Giorno dopo giorno, per anni, per secoli, per millenni. Fino a creare il grande vuoto dei paesaggi della montagna appenninica: una singolare opera d'arte della storia ..... ..

Era Octubre. Un día lleno de luz y lleno de satisfacción. La naturaleza siempre es alimento para el alma y para el cuerpo. Desde la altura que me daba ese risco, quiero desearos a todos una salud de hierro. Para el alma y para el cuerpo. Seguro de que el 2021 nos traerá alegrías. Feliz año nuevo !!!!.

 

It was October. A day full of light and full of satisfaction. Nature is always food for the soul and for the body. From the height that cliff gave me, I want to wish you all an iron health. For the soul and for the body. I am sure that 2021 will bring us joy. Happy New Year !!!!.

 

C'était en octobre. Une journée pleine de lumière et de satisfaction. La nature est toujours la nourriture de l'âme et du corps. De la hauteur que m'a donné cette falaise, je veux vous souhaiter à tous une santé de fer. Pour l'âme et pour le corps. Je suis sûr que l'année 2021 nous apportera de la joie. Bonne année à tous !!!!.

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Reality is often disappointing, but you cannot change it. CP(KC) 113 at Cherrywood.

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Feliz semana por delante mis queridos Amigos un enorme abrazo para Todos

Hi al! This is our newest building, finally its almost ready and I am posting here some WIP pictures for you to check it out! We will have it done very soon, hope you like it! *hugs*

Literally set among the suggestive rocks of the Lucanian Dolomites , Castelmezzano , in the province of Potenza , is one of the most precious jewels of Basilicata . Its perched houses reminiscent of a crib , the rugged peaks that frame it, the small alleys and stairways that run through it offer enchanting views that truly conquer everyone and give off the perfect atmosphere for a weekend of high romance . The splendid location would be enough to make the resort an ideal destination for an extremely pleasant couple's stay , but in reality Castelmezzano has much more to offer visitors in search of a romantic atmosphere.

 

The emotion begins to grow already along the way when, after crossing a spectacular gorge , you find yourself walking along a tunnel dug into the rock , at the exit of which the view of the village clinging to the Lucanian Dolomites reaches straight to the heart, giving you immediately the impression of being in the right place with the right person. The shapes of the rocky peaks and their play of lights and shadows explain their evocative names, ranging from "beak of vicetta" to "lion's mouth" up to "anvil" and " golden eagle" , while the historic center with its typically medieval structure, enchants with the beauty of its houses wedged between the rocks and surmounted by roofs in sandstone slabs . Walking along the narrow alleys of the historic center and climbing the small stairways, you reach magnificent panoramic points from which to enjoy a splendid view of the surrounding landscapes , in a continuous interaction between urbanized views and natural sceneries that have earned the town the nickname of the city - nature .

 

Furthermore, Castelmezzano is included in the list of the Most Beautiful Villages of Italy and, admiring the artistic and architectural treasures that it holds, immediately explains why. Piazza Caizzo with the splendid mother church of Santa Maria dell'Olmo is only the beginning of a magnificent itinerary dedicated to history and beauty. Walking along the main street of the town , with the Town Hall building to adorn it, you reach the ruins of the castle and, entering the streets of the center, you discover other precious buildings ranging from the elegant Palazzo Ducale to Palazzo Coiro . Going outside the town and exploring the surroundings, you will discover other enchanting surprises. The ancient mills with roofs made of local chiang chimate stone slabs dot the Caperrino valley crossed by picturesque buildings, stairways and bridges , while vestiges of distant eras peep out among the uncontaminated scenery of the Gallipoli Cognato Piccole Dolomiti Park .

Era come se ci fosse un colore che mancava al mio spettro e guarda caso ce l'aveva solo lui,

così di colpo non potevo più farne a meno, pur avendo fatto senza per tutta la vita.

 

-Rosa Matteucci-

One of three elements of sculptor Harley Valentine’s ‘Dream Ballet’ glistens in the sun at Yonge St and Front St W. in Toronto. Nearby buildings from different architectural eras are reflected in the mirror like finish of this highly polished stainless steel triptych sculpture. Seen from left to right:

The O’Keefe Centre, now Meridian Hall, opened in 1960.

25 The Esplanade, a condo building from 1989.

And from 2014… The 'L Tower' condo.

Processed in PS.

 

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