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We're wearing another Arisaris gown and No_Embrace hair
Akdamar Island is the largest island on Lake Van. The first Armenian settlement founded in the 4th century AD. It was the former capital of the Armenian kingdom. The structures formed in the 10th century there is only visible in the picture church of St. Cross. The outer walls are reliefs of scenes from the Bible and the life of King Gagik. In 2007, after restoration of the church, he is open to the public as a museum.
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Wyspa Akdamar jest największą wyspą na jeziorze Wan. Pierwsza osada ormiańska powstała już w IV wieku naszej ery. Była to dawna stolica królestwa Ormiańskiego. Z budowli powstałych w X wieku pozostał tylko widoczny na zdjęciu kościół św. Krzyża. Na zewnętrznych ścianach znajdują się reliefy scen z Biblii oraz życia Króla Gagika. W 2007 roku po restauracji kościoła, jest on udostępniony do zwiedzania jako muzeum.
This is a view of Currituck Sound on the Outer Banks of North Carolina heading north from Duck to Corolla. The Atlantic Ocean is on the right of where I am. This photo was taken several years ago. I sure wish I was there now. The ocean breezes would be quite a relief from the heat and humidity.
Visit The Outer Garden today and revel in the magic, fantasy and unmatched beauty of this fascinating region. These magical gardens with some quirky elements incorporated beautifully within the design will leave you utterly speechless!
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Taken at the Chelmsford MA stone church. The walkway and roof have been maintained but the outer stone arches are from the original builders.
Outer Moat, Sigiriya, Sri Lanka
The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sigiriya is truly unique not only for its remaining ruins, but also for its stunning location.
The palace ruins on the summit of Sigiriya rock consist of several massive brick walls and pools, which were carved into the solid rock, and the sheer drop-offs on any side of the summit offer panoramic views in all directions.
The entry to the summit leads through massive Lion's claws which are the remains of what was once a much larger structure. In ancient times, the stairway lead straight into the mouth of a lion, and the name Sigiriya, which literally means Lions Rock, stems from this impressive monument.
The Royal gardens below the rock are surrounded by the outer moat and are among the most important and spectacular features of Sigiriya, and are considered to be among the oldest landscaped gardens in the world.
A candleholder for nightlights that exploded last night spreading candlewax all over the floor.
For Flickr Lounge weekly theme - Confusing
16/365 - 2017 one photo each day
52 in 2017 Challenge - #16 waste
117 in 2017 #29 Less than perfect
"Outer space" photographed for "Macro Mondays"
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As I get closer to Mevagissey the harbour arrangement becomes clearer. There is both an outer and inner harbour
I took a photo of the moon together w ith the curved bottom of a PET water bottle.
Ich habe ein Foto vom Mond aufgenommen zusammen mit dem gewölbten Boden einer PET-Wasserflasche.
EN - Ultra-green meadows at Lüsner-Rodenecker Alm, South Tirol, Northern Italy.
IT - Pascoli verdissimi sull'Alpe di Rodengo-Luson, in Alto Adige.
I was sure this Green Heron was going into the water but it managed to back off after snatching a meal
The Iron Age broch (stone tower) at Carloway, Outer Hebrides.
From Wikipedia:
Most brochs were built in the period from 100 BC to 100 AD. Dun Carloway was probably built in the 1st century AD.[1] It probably got its current name from the Norse Karlavagr ("Karl's bay"), a relic of its time as part of the Kingdom of the Isles. Through the centuries Dun Carloway remained in use until the floor level was too high due to build-up of the occupation layers.[2]
The broch was occasionally used in later times as a stronghold. The Morrisons of Ness put Dun Carloway into use in 1601. The story goes that they had stolen cattle from the MacAuleys of Uig. The MacAuleys wanted their cattle back and found the Morrisons in the broch. One of them, Donald Cam MacAuley, climbed the outer wall using two daggers and managed to smoke out the inhabitants by throwing heather into the broch and then setting fire to it.[3][4] The MacAuleys then destroyed the broch.[3]
Presumably in the 16th century the walls of the broch were still largely intact. By the middle of the 19th century a large portion of the top of the wall had disappeared, the stones being re-used in other buildings.[5] The situation in 1861 is shown in a drawing published in 1890 by Captain Thomas.[6] To prevent further decay Dun Carloway was in 1882 one of the first officially protected monuments in Scotland.[5] Five years later, the broch was placed under state management. Since then, restoration has been performed on the broch. At the beginning of the 20th century and in the 1970s there was limited archaeological excavation.[2]