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Fortress Airsoft Fife CQB site walk-on day.

Apparently the good people of Salzburg once foiled their enemy by painting a single cow a different color each day. The enemy believed that they had so many cows that there was no way to starve them out of the fortress so they gave up.

fortified entrance to the citadel, Aleppo, Syria

A trip to Margam Park on bank holiday Monday was an excuse to take a bunch of images of the second world war re-enactors with the sole intention of producing b+w and sepia tinted final versions. Here one of the well drilled German soldiers takes aim at a resistance fighter, or maybe a yank...

Ruins of Odor fortress in Cserepfalu Northern Hungary

What an intriguing place! Castles and Angels.

Manchester Civil Justice Centre

On the way to Sighisoara, Romania this twilight scene emerged

The medieval fortress at Varberg

As far as I could tell, Monte Urgull is a layer cake of old fortresses all built on top of each other. All of the carefully designed multi-lingual signage had been carefully vandalized by extremely meticulous graffitos. Every scap of text on the mountain had been rubbed out or painted over, except for anything written in Euskara, the Basque Language.

 

I was mystified by this little blockhouse. What was it for? Munitions storage? Last refuge? Either way it was a great thing to climb & look out over the sea below.

Fort Picoulet, one of 5 forts that protected the northern coast of haiti. the northern coast is naturally protected by reefs. the only channel that reaches Cap Haitien runs straight along the coast, close to the shore. these 5 forts would have protected it from any ships trying to get in.

Tokyo DisneySea - Mediterranean Harbor

Looking down the street to the center of town

Fortress of Lovrijenac from Dubrovnik Wall

Bohus fortress, Kungälv, Sweden.

 

Construction started in 1308.

Nightmare Fortress @

KEXP 1-16-2015

Photo by Alan Lawrence

 

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Izborsk - a russian medieval fortress near the western border.

And look, you can even walk inside of it (closed in winter tho )

Tokyo DisneySea - Mediterranean Harbor

walls of Urgull fortress in Donostia

Fortress of Montalcino

This fortress was originally built in the 17th Century in response to frequent attacks from pirates. The building that can be seen today dates from 1767. The silhouette of one of the 'Deserted Islands' can be seen in the background.

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