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Ogni viaggio lo vivi tre volte: quando lo sogni, quando lo vivi e quando lo ricordi (anonimo)

FLUIDR - BIGHUGELABS - YOUTUBE

 

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Grazie per la visita

In Lipari besuchen selbst Katzen die Kirche.

 

In Lipari even cats visit the church.

Eolie Islands - Sicily

 

Landskape from the eastern coast

Ein Tag auf der kleinen Insel Stromboli

Salina e ... sullo sfondo Filicudi.

From the beautiful island of Lipari, just off the coast of Sicily

クモイジガバチ (雲居似我蜂) 2301 ラン科 クモキリソウ属 日本固有種 本州、九州に分布 絶滅危惧IA類(CR 2020)

Subfamily: Epidendroideae Tribe: Malaxideae Genus: Liparis Species: Liparis latifolia Lindl. (1830)

 

The Liparis latifolia is distributed in China, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Guinea, Philippines and Thailand at elevations of 200 to 1,700 metres (656 to 5,577 feet). The inflorescence can grow to 25cm (9.8 inches) long. It arches gently with between 10 to 80 flowers spaced about 1cm apart and alternate in position. The flowers measure only 1cm (0.4 inch) across.

 

On Borneo this species grows as an epiphyte and is found in shade close to the forest floor near to streams and rivers. It does not have a scent and flowers semi-annually, lasting only a few days. {Wikipedia: Epiphyte: " ..a plant that grows upon another plant (as a tree) non parasitically..."}

 

There are more than 30,000 species of orchids around the world and 1,500 can be found in Borneo. Generally, most wild orchids have little or no commercial value. They are either too small, take too long to produce flowers, have flowers that last only a few days or hours, or they look like weeds. The ones commonly found in orchid farms are hybrids.

 

{I have heard that some orchids flower every 12 years, and the flowers last only a few hours. Definitely for hardcore enthusiasts only. By the way, neither Stella nor myself grow flowers or orchids. I think it will be a good hobby for us.}

  

Shot taken at San Salvatore Observatory, Lipari, ME (Italy). Shot with the Pentax K5 and the 18-55 WR kit lens.

Another picture of lightning amongst the Aeolian Islands. Taken from Gioiosa Marea on the North coast of Sicily and lighting up the island of Lipari.

Dall'Osservatorio

Lipari, Sicily, Italy

Liparis kumokiri

F. Maek. subsp. nemoralis

(Perazza, Decarli, Filippin, Bruna & Regattin)

Perazza & Tsutsumi 2015

 

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mi sentivo attirato da una certa idea di

rivoluzione. I surrealisti, che non si consideravano terroristi nè attivisti

armati, lottavano

contro una società che detestavano usando come arma

principale lo scandalo, capace di mettere a nudo le molle

segrete e odiose del

sistema da abbattere. La maggior parte di quei

rivoluzionari erano figli di papà o meglio rampolli di buona famiglia.

Borghesi che si

ribellavano alla borghesia.

Ne sono un esempio.

A tutto questo bisogna

aggiungere, in me, un certo istinto negativo,

distruttivo, che ho sempre

sentito più forte di qualsiasi impulso creatore.

 

L’idea di incendiare

un museo, per esempio, mi ha sempre allettato più

dell’apertura di un

centro culturale o dell’inaugurazione di un

ospedale.

Non c’è

confronto.

Luis Bunuel

  

Der Hafen von Lipari. Lipari ist de Hauptinsel der Liparischen Inseln.

Äolische Inseln (Liparische Inseln)

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