Beach life
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Analogica, Agfa Super Silette ( 1955 ) a telemetro, Color Iscotar 2.8 f 45 mm, Fomapan 200 asa, sviluppo con Rodinal.
Le spiagge non sono tutte uguali. E' sufficiente un rapido sguardo alla flora che vi si è insediata per comprendere la natura geologica della sua sabbia o dei suoi ciottoli, non meno che quella del suo clima o microclima. Le spiagge sarde della costa orientale sono, da questo punto di vista, speciali, perché coniugano la sabbia derivata dalla disgregazione del granito rosso ad una flora mediterranea e tropicale. Compreso Carpobrotus edulis, specie invasiva ..... ..
The Spiaggia Lunga is nestled within the northern coastal stretch of the municipality of Piombino. It is a beautiful beach of light stones and pebbles, characterized by a narrow, irregular and jagged coastline, edged by rocky cliffs dotted and surrounded by Mediterranean species. The place has a great uncontaminated and wild charm and does not offer any type of service. The sea is beautiful, with shades from emerald green to turquoise, crystalline, transparent and with pebbly seabed, ideal for swimming and bathing.
Analogica, Agfa Super Silette ( 1955 ) a telemetro, Color Iscotar 2.8 f 45 mm, Fomapan 200 asa, sviluppo con Rodinal.
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Jutland, Jylland in Danish, is a peninsula to the west in the Danish geography. The coast to the west has helped much in forming the landscape - making the are along the area dominated by sand-dunes and heaths. The landscape is very flat and in some areas marshy too. The most northern part of Jutland, north of the Limfjord, was separated from the mainland by a flooding in 1825, making it technically an island - but it is still regarded as a part of Jutland.
Jutland, Jylland, was in the middle ages called "Iutland" - the land of the jyder. That word in turn probably comes from the word iuthær, meaning men. The Greek geographer called it Kimbrikē chersonēsos - the peninsula of the Cimbri - saying it was the home of the Teutons, Cimbri and Charudes.
The area is now one of the more sparsely populated regions of Denmark, and the Jutlandic dialect is famous for being hard to understand, even among Danes, especially in the western and northern parts of the peninsula.