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La creazione della Cascata risale al 271 a.C., è una formidabile opera d'ingegneria romana che servì a favorire il deflusso delle acque del Velino, responsabili di frequenti e disastrose inondazioni e della trasformazione di vaste estensioni di terra in malsane paludi.
Tra le più alte d'Europa, si sviluppa su un dislivello complessivo di 165 m, suddiviso in tre salti, inserita in un grande parco naturale. Il nome deriva dai sali di carbonato di calcio presenti sulle rocce che sono simili a marmo bianco.
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The creation of the waterfall dates back to 271 BC, is a formidable work of Roman engineering that served to encourage the outflow of the waters of the Velino, responsible for frequent and disastrous floods and the transformation of vast expanses of land into unhealthy swamps.
Among the highest in Europe, it develops on a total height difference of 165 m, divided into three jumps, inserted in a large natural park. The name derives from the calcium carbonate salts present on the rocks which are similar to white marble.
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A Nebida, bellissima frazione iglesiente, si snoda un bellissimo sentiero panoramico che permette di ammirare una bella porzione di costa dove spiccano i ruderi minerari della Laveria La Marmora.
Il s’agit d’un lac alpin artificiel, situé près du Julierpass, dans la commune de Marmorera. Lorsque le barrage de Marmorera fut terminé, en 1954, l'ancienne commune Marmorera fut engloutie et reconstruite au-dessus du barrage et de son lac de retenue, sur la route 3 ou Julierstrasse.
Mármol de Carrara
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La cascata delle Marmore, in provincia di Terni, nella Valnerina, ha un dislivello complessivo di 165 metri, su tre salti. È la più alta d’Europa di origine artificiale, essendo stata formata, ai tempi dei Romani, con la modifica del percorso del fiume Velino, che confluisce così nel Nera, affluente del Tevere. È una meta turistica molto apprezzata, raggiungibile in un paio di ore da Roma, in auto.
The Marmore waterfall, in the province of Terni, in the Valnerina, has an overall height difference of 165 metres, over three jumps.
It is the highest in Europe of artificial origin, having been formed, in Roman times, with the modification of the course of the Velino river, which thus flows into the Nera, a tributary of the Tiber.
It is a very popular tourist destination, reachable in a couple of hours from Rome, by car.
Waterfall Marmore - Italy
The waterfall has very ancient origins, dating back to 271 BC, in the middle of the Roman era. In fact, in this period the Roman consul Manio Curio Dentato ordered the construction of a canal to drain the stagnant waters of the Velino towards the Nera, diverting the river and forming the Marmore Falls.
In der Maschinenhalle der ehemaligen Zeche Zollern, die Schalttafel aus Marmor / At the former coal mine Zeche Zollern, the switch board made from marble
Aus den Steinbrüchen der Berge Carraras haben Michelangelo, Gian Lorenzo und Luigi Bernini, Pisano, Donatello, Canova und weitere bekannte Bildhauer ihre Marmorblöcke bezogen. Carrara-Marmor wurde im Dom von Florenz, im Campanile von Pisa, im Petersdom zu Rom, im Dom von Siena, im ehemaligen World Trade Center in New York, in Kasinos von Las Vegas und als Außenverkleidung an der Finlandia Hall in Helsinki und am Grande Arche de la Défense in Paris verbaut.
Michelangelo, Gian Lorenzo and Luigi Bernini, Pisano, Donatello, Canova and other well-known sculptors sourced their blocks of marble from the quarries of the Carrara Mountains. Carrara marble has been used in Florence Cathedral, Pisa Campanile, St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, Siena Cathedral, the former World Trade Center in New York, casinos in Las Vegas and as exterior cladding on Finlandia Hall in Helsinki and the Grande Arche de la Défense in Paris.
bei Terni
Umbrien/Italien
2004
Mamiya 7II, 4,5/50 mm, Ilford Delta 400
Print auf Agfa Brovira BH1 mit Moersch ECO 4812
Lichter gebleicht
MT3 Vario Schwefeltoner (50+50+900)
Der Bau des Taj Mahal wurde kurz nach dem Tode Mumtaz Mahals im Jahr 1631 begonnen und 1648 fertiggestellt.[2] Beteiligt waren über 20.000 Handwerker aus vielen Teilen Süd- und Zentralasiens und verschiedene Architekten, unter anderem Ahmad Lahori und der aus Badakhshan (heute Afghanistan) stammende Perser Abu Fazel. Er verschmolz persische Architektur mit indischen Elementen zu einem Werk der indo-islamischen Baukunst. Die Baumaterialien wurden aus Indien und anderen Teilen Asiens mit 1.000 Elefanten herangeschafft. 28 verschiedene Arten von Edelsteinen und Halbedelsteinen wurden in den Marmor eingesetzt.
Himmlischer Marmor, vertikales Baum-Panorama mit Wolken-Hintergrund !
Heavenly marble, vertical tree panorama with cloud background!
Laubbaum, Eiche, Winter, Januar !
just what: observer and eye-catcher!
nur was für : Beobachter und Hingucker !