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The village of Tam Đảo climbs up the hills looking left from the wooden house. The Tam Đảo resort is to the right, out of the picture. The steep hillsides are covered in agricultural terraces.
Rivaz, canton of Vaud, Switzerland.
Shot with Zeiss Ikon rangefinder & Carl Zeiss Biogon 35mm f/2 @ f/8, 1/60sec on CineStill 50D film.
On the terrace. I was myself on a terrace with a friend who’s currently thinking about getting a new camera; so I was showing off mine. I had Rudy Boyer in mind when I took this shot. Fairly different from my usual work, I like how it tells 3 different stories.
Luxurious apartment (for 4 people)
The apartment is a 2 bedroom residence of 80 m², spread in two levels.
As you enter from the upper level, you see an open-plan kitchen (fully equipped with all modern appliances including stove, micro-oven, fridge, dishwasher, washing-machine, filter- and espresso coffee-maker etc.) and a cozy living room disposing two large sofas by the fireplace. The living room has outstanding sea views and it is equipped with LCD TV 32'', stereo and DVD player. A guest bathroom is also available on the upper floor.
From the living area, stairs lead down to the ground floor, where you find 2 comfortable bedrooms and a bathroom. One bedroom has a double bed, and the other has two single beds. Both bedrooms are spacious and nicely designed. They both dispose large closets and double glazed windows with exquisite sea view.
The apartment also features 40 m².of external spaces with two large terraces, offering an amazing view to Delos-Syros-Tinos islands. The largest terrace is equipped with pergola and an outdoor dining area. The second terrace is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the sun. The extraordinary location offers a shelter from the winds, and permits lasting residence at the outdoor area.
The apartment is a new construction of high quality and design. It is built in Mykonian style with wooden floor and ceiling, yet it disposes all the modern comforts and air conditioning.
This fully equipped apartment for rent can satisfy even the most demanding visitor.
The exquisite style and the stunning view guarantee that your vacation in Mykonos will be forever remembered. Location
Located in Choulakia, in a quiet part of the island, in the North West of Mykonos, famous for its rounded rocky beach.
At only five minutes by car from Mykonos center of town.
Two minutes from the nearest sandy beach (Ag. Stefanos)
Nearby Attractions that are within the range of a 5 min. drive.
Little Venice or Alefkandra, Panagia Paraportiani Church , Matogianni Street, Windmills, The Archaeological Museum, Nautical Museum of the Aegean, The Armenistis Lighthouse, Shops, Excellent Beaches and lovely Nightlife, All type of Restaurants
Services included in rates:
Airport or port meet and greet, and escort to the property
Maid service and change of linen every three days
Check in - out procedures
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Minimum rental period is 5 days
Above rates includeall taxes
Special offers
· 10% discount for more than 7 days!
·20% discount for more than 14 days!
address:kostas49@hol.gr
Museum Terrace, Scarborough. Dating from 1830 and grade 2 listed, Museum Terrace is situated below the Spa Bridge.
Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England - Museum Terrace
December 2016
The "terrace" area at the Moonshadows in Malibu. It was pretty chilly when we were there, so it was empty. Nonetheless, the ocean view from it was breathtaking.
Marsh restoration projects in the Mississippi River delta. Pass A Loutre Wildlife Management Area and Delta National Wildlife Refuge.
Another view of the beautiful Terrace Falls. I went there with my friends Keith and Peta and if you look closely in this shot you can see Keith descending through the forest to another point on the falls. Thanks for all your previous comments.
How to Re-Invent the African Mud Hut: A Design response to the 10x10 Shelter Challenge by Karolina and Wayne of Atelier Switzer
A vast space of just concrete and emptiness, as was trendy in some of the horrific urban designs of the 1960s ... andyarthur.org/photos/albany/terracegar.html
Queen's Terrace at Fleetwood, Lancashire is an example that was completed in 1844. It was built by the architect, Decimus Burton (1800-1881) as part of the design for the newly created town. Along with the North Euston Hotel, other imposing buildings, impressive lighthouses, a radial street plan, public parks, a railway station and a docks estate, the Queen's Terrace was designed to add substance and style to the bold venture.
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"Terrace"
From 'Living next to the road' series.
Project admitted at the Street Photography Awards 2018
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I took this series in Tanzania, next to the roads of the Arusha region, in December 2017.
Along the route, I could see many people walking along the road and the sides of the road were full of activity when crossing the villages or their vicinity.
Many stores that sell phone credit, drinks and snacks emerge. There are stalls selling fish, fruits, roots, vegetables, spices, pots, pans, brooms or car parts. People gather, play, go to the car and motorcycle workshops or to the beauty salon, buy in stores, wait for the bus ...
Some young people sit with their bikes talking and smoking while people pass by. Other people come to look for a telephone credit, to buy, or simply they are at the door of their house spending their time and protecting themselves from the sun under a tree or an umbrella.
The contrast between the traditional and the modern is remarkable, the rural is mixed with the urban and the primitive with technology.
Castle Wynd led from what is now Johnstone Terrace down to the Grassmarket, and part of the first wall known to be built to protect the city - the King’s Wall of around 1450, began around half-way down the castle bank, which at the time dropped steeply and without interruption to the valley which was to become the Grassmarket. Some remains of this wall can be seen beside the middle portion of Castle Wynd, and also in the region of Tweeddale Court at 14 High Street. Johnstone Terrace itself was built in 1828 and had living quarters for the Castle garrison built in 1873 on the South side.
MPF02 - Moston Terrace, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
NT266716 > SSE
OSGB36: 326635, 671643
Lat/Long: 55.932225, -3.175847
Photographed: 2nd May 2021, GRP.
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Built 1880 for draper Charles Wylde as a terrace of nine two-storey houses, architect Daniel Garlick, purchased 1965 by AMSCOL (Adelaide Milk Supply Co-operative Ltd) for offices, restored to residences 1982.
“In Carrington-street, eastward of Hurtle square, Mr. Chas. Wylde is building a nice terrace of nine two-story houses, with verandah and balcony running the entire length, and the whole surmounted by a neat parapet. The fronts are of Mitcham bluestone, with cement dressings.” [Register 2 Jan 1880]
“To Let. New Convenient City Residences in Albert-Terrace, Carrington-street, each containing Six Rooms, Pantry, Bathroom, and Clothes Closet. Water, Gas, and Bells. Good Balcony, commanding a fine view of the Hills.” [Register 22 Apr 1880 advert]
“Comfortable quiet Home, no children, for two young Men. Terms moderate. 3, Albert-terrace, Carrington-street.” [Evening Journal 4 Dec 1880 advert]
“Board and Residence for three or four respectable men; plunge and shower bath; single bedroom if required.— Mrs. Beck, No. 4, Albert-terrace, Carrington-street.” [Express & Telegraph 8 Jul 1881] advert]
“direct the attention of the police to the disgraceful behavior, especially on Sunday afternoons, of certain young men, who call themselves gentlemen, living in Albert-terrace, Carrington-street. It is impossible for a respectable female to pass the place without being insulted. Their conduct is a matter of general complaint with the neighbors living opposite.” [Express & Telegraph 7 Feb 1882]
“Board and Residence.—Four respectable Gentlemen will meet with comfortable home in a private family; 16s. weekly, with washing 13s. Apply to Albert-terrace, No. 4, Carrington-street.” [Express & Telegraph 10 May 1882 advert]
“A full-length portrait in oils of Sir Samuel Davenport, from the easel of Mr. Henry Clayton, of Albert-terrace, Carrington-street, was received in the art gallery on Saturday morning, and hung on a space behind that of Queen Victoria, by the kind permission of Sir Herbert Sandford.” [Register 5 Sep 1887]
“Furnished Balcony Bed-Sitting-room; also, Front Room, ground floor.— 2, Albert-ter., Carrington-st.” [Express & Telegraph 1 Jul 1899 advert]
“First-Class Board and Residence for Gentlemen, large balcony room. 9, Albert-terrace, Carrington-street.” [Advertiser 19 Dec 1912 advert]
“Boarders wanted, early breakfast, piano — No. 9, Carrington-street, Albert-terrace.” [Advertiser 9 Aug 1913 advert]
“Vacancy in Private Home for Respectable Business lady. 4 Albert terrace, Carrington street.” [The Mail 24 Mar 1917 advert]
CHARLES WYLDE
“WYLDE.—On the 13th June at High street, Glenelg, suddenly, Charles Wylde, aged 76 years.” [Evening Journal 14 Jun 1901]
“Mr. Charles Wylde, of High-street, Glenelg, removes another old and respected colonist. The deceased gentleman arrived in the colony with his cousin, the late Mr. George Chinner, about the year 1847, and was for many years a partner with the late Mr. G. F. Claridge as soft goods merchants in Rundle street. Mr. Wylde retired from active business some twenty years ago. . . Mr. Wylde's principal work outside of his business was in conection [sic] with the first Congregational Church in Freeman-street, Adelaide, under the late Rev. Thomas Quinton Stow, and later as deacon of the Glenelg Congregational Church, under the Rev. Charles Manthorpe. In his early life he was a musical enthusiast, and was a promoter of the first Philharmonic Society of Adelaide. A widow (daughter of (Mr. William Hitchcox) and three children survive him.” [Advertiser 15 Jun 1901]