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Finally, northern Italy without clouds... Hello everyone!
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La torre es trobava sota el domini del castell de Culla, que comprenia una bona part del nord de la província de Castelló. Contenia els següents pobles o fortaleses: Culla, capital de districte; Atzeneta, Benafigos, Benassal, Boy, Corbo, Castellar, Molinell, Torre en Besora, Vilar de Canes, Vilafranca i Vistabella. El castell, amb les seves pertinences, va ser donat jure hereditari a l'Orde del Temple pel rei En Pere el Catòlic, estant a Lleida a 22 de maig de 1213. No hi ha rastre en la Crònica Reial per conjecturar el temps en què aquest es va lliurar al rei o va ser conquistat, encara que se suposa durant l'any 1234. Després de l'acord sobre el senyoriu de Morella, fet a Montalbán l'11 de maig de 1235, entre el seu conqueridor, Balasc d'Alagó i Jaume, aquest li dóna jure hereditari els importants castells i pertinences de Culla i Coves de Vinromà. A la mort de Don Blasco, que havia passat probablement a mans de mesnaderos reals, ja que es trobava en pugna amb el monarca, el castell de Culla passa a la seva filla Constança i als seus néts Artal i Blasco. Després passa a pertànyer als descendents de Don Blasco, i l'Orde del Temple el compra a Guillem d'Anglesola el 27 de març de 1303, per la suma de 500.000 sous. La Torre va pertànyer a l'Orde de Montesa, hereva de l'Orde del Temple des de 1319, i el 10 d'abril de l'any 1550 el Comendador de Culla, Frey Enrique de Bañuelos, l'estableix enfiteuticamente al seu germà Mossèn Onofre de Bañuelos, reservant en conseqüència el domini directe per a l'Ordre a canvi d'un cens anual de dues gallines per Nadal. Cabrevadas les masies i les seves torres en els anys 1587, 1599, 1607, 1620, 1655 i 1668, amb reconeixement i actualització de censos, Delmos i primícies, passa a formar part, el seu domini útil, a la família Vallès, mitjançant el matrimoni de Jaume Vallès amb Vicenta Pallarés, a la qual havia arribat dels ciutadans Nofre Miquel Pallarés i Pedro Onofre Pallarés, avi i pare respectius, d'acord amb les capitulacions matrimonials signades el 10 agost 1677 davant de Jaume Cases, notari de Castelló. Posteriorment, segons el testament atorgat pel notari de Castelló Francisco Pérez el 21 d'agost de 1752, els germans Flora i José Vallés, van vincular la finca al major de la família, passant d'aquesta manera el 1772 al seu nebot Faust Vallès i Vega. El 1 novembre 1866 Arturo Vallés i Més, nét de Faust, redimir per una quantitat de 250 rals de billó, el cens emfitèutic que gravava encara sobre l'explotació des de l'any 1550, rescatant així el domini directe i convertint-se, com a posseïdor de els dos dominis, en propietari de la mateixa. Don Arturo Vallès va ser nomenat per Reial Ordre de 6 de febrer de 1864, baró de la Pobla Tornesa i de la Serra d'en Galceran. Per decret del Govern Civil de Castelló de 23 gener 1877 és concedida al baró de la Pobla Tornesa la qualificació de Colònia Agrícola per la seva finca de la Torre Matella "gaudint amb això de tots els avantatges que conté la Llei de Colònies Agrícoles de 3 de juny de 1868 ", legislació aprovada durant el regnat d'Isabel II amb l'objectiu de crear incentius per a la inversió en el desenvolupament de les riqueses agrícoles i ramaderes del camp espanyol. El 1872, les masies de la finca van ser abandonades amb motiu de les guerres carlines, però a partir de 1876 es van construir noves masies, la nova residència del baró, un palau neogòtic i una església. Tanmateix l'antiga torre defensiva va ser respectada. La Torre Matella es troba localitzada a la partida del seu mateix nom, a una distància de 19 km de la població de Culla. La finca tenia una extensió de 439 hectàrees al segle XIX, dedicades tant al cultiu com a la ramaderia, on es trobaven dues masies, construccions que donaven aixopluc el 1916 a seixanta-vuit persones. La torre que dóna nom a la masia, respon a la tipologia habitual de torre defensiva de la zona: planta quadrada, construïda amb maçoneria i sillarejo, coberta inclinada i emmerletada. La seva planta superior sembla haver estat reutilitzada com colomar. La primitiva torre es troba en l'actualitat entre el conjunt d'edificis aixecats a finals del s. XIX, protegits per una tanca emmerletada, que constitueixen la residència del baró, en estil neogòtic. Entre aquells destaquen altres noves torres, aquestes ja desproveïdes de funció defensiva. Es troba en bon estat de conservació. (C. Pérez-Olagüe)
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La torre se encontraba bajo el dominio del castillo de Culla, que comprendía una buena parte del norte de la provincia de Castellón. Contenía los siguientes pueblos o fortalezas: Culla, capital de distrito; Adzaneta, Benafigos, Benasal, Boy, Corbó, Castellar, Molinell, Torre En Besora, Villar de Canes, Villafranca del Cid y Vistabella. El castillo, con sus pertenencias, fue donado jure hereditario a la Orden del Temple por el rey Don Pedro el Católico, estando en Lérida a 22 de mayo de 1213. No hay rastro en la Crónica Real para conjeturar el tiempo en que éste se entregó al rey o fue conquistado, aunque se supone durante el año 1234. Después del acuerdo sobre el señorío de Morella, hecho en Montalbán el 11 de mayo de 1235, entre su conquistador, Blasco de Alagón y Don Jaime, éste le dona jure hereditario los importantes castillos y pertenencias de Culla y Cuevas de Vinromá. A la muerte de Don Blasco, que había ocurrido probablemente a manos de mesnaderos reales, pues se encontraba en pugna con el monarca, el castillo de Culla pasa a su hija Constanza y a sus nietos Artal y Blasco. Después pasa a pertenecer a los descendientes de Don Blasco, y la Orden del Temple lo compra a Guillem de Anglesola el 27 de marzo de 1303, por la suma de 500.000 sueldos. La Torre perteneció a la Orden de Montesa, heredera de la Orden del Temple desde 1319, y el 10 de abril del año 1550 el Comendador de Culla, Frey Enrique de Bañuelos, la establece enfiteuticamente a su hermano Mosén Onofre de Bañuelos, reservando en consecuencia el dominio directo para la Orden a cambio de un censo anual de dos gallinas por Navidad. Cabrevadas las masías y sus torres en los años 1587, 1599, 1607, 1620, 1655 y 1668, con reconocimiento y actualización de censos, delmos y primicias, pasa a formar parte, su dominio útil, a la familia Vallés, mediante el matrimonio de Jaime Vallés con Vicenta Pallarés, a la que había llegado de los ciudadanos Nofre Miquel Pallarés y Pedro Onofre Pallarés, abuelo y padre respectivos, de acuerdo con las capitulaciones matrimoniales firmadas el 10 de agosto de 1677 delante de Jaime Cases, notario de Castellón. Posteriormente, según el testamento otorgado por el notario de Castellón Francisco Pérez el 21 de agosto de 1752, los hermanos Flora y José Vallés, vincularon la finca al mayor de la familia, pasando de esta manera el 1772 a su sobrino Fausto Vallés y Vega. El uno de noviembre de 1866 Arturo Vallés y Más, nieto de Fausto, redimió por una cantidad de 250 reales de vellón, el censo enfiteútico que gravaba todavía sobre la explotación desde el año 1550, rescatando así el dominio directo y convirtiéndose, como poseedor de los dos dominios, en propietario de la misma. Don Arturo Vallés fue nombrado por Real Orden de 6 de febrero de 1864, barón de la Puebla Tornesa y de la Sierra de En Galcerán. Por decreto del Gobierno Civil de Castellón de 23 de enero de 1877 es concedida al barón de Puebla Tornesa la calificación de Colonia Agrícola para su finca de la Torre Matella "gozando con ello de todas las ventajas contenidas en la Ley de Colonias Agrícolas de 3 de junio de 1868", legislación aprobada durante el reinado de Isabel II con el objetivo de crear incentivos para la inversión en el desarrollo de las riquezas agrícolas y ganaderas del campo español. En 1872, las masías de la finca fueron abandonadas con motivo de las guerras carlistas, pero a partir de 1876 se construyeron nuevas masías, la nueva residencia del barón, un palacio neogótico y una iglesia. No obstante la antigua torre defensiva fue respetada. La Torre Matella se encuentra localizada en la partida de su mismo nombre, a una distancia de 19 Km de la población de Culla. La finca contaba con una extensión de 439 Hectáreas en el siglo XIX, dedicadas tanto al cultivo como a la ganadería, donde se encontraban dos masías, construcciones que daban cobijo en 1916 a sesenta y ocho personas. La torre que da nombre a la masía, responde a la tipología habitual de torre defensiva de la zona: planta cuadrada, construida con mampostería y sillarejo, cubierta inclinada y almenada. Su planta superior parece haber sido reutilizada como palomar. La primitiva torre se encuentra en la actualidad entre el conjunto de edificios levantados a fines del s. XIX, protegidos por una cerca almenada, que constituyen la residencia del barón, en estilo neogótico. Entre aquellos destacan otras nuevas torres, éstas ya desprovistas de función defensiva. Se encuentra en buen estado de conservación. (C. Pérez-Olagüe)
Don't know how this happened, but somehow my Christmas beers have vanished without a #Trace!
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Happy New Year everyone I hope y'all have a blessed 2025. This concludes my quest to make a successful post to every FlickrFriday theme in 2024.
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Don Khon island which sometimes is mistaken for the larger Don Khong island to the north is a small island in the Mekong river located in the South of Laos close to the border of Cambodia. Coconut palm trees are cultivated on the island. This island is a major tourist centre in the south of Laos major in relative terms and has many bungalows still without electricity. On the west side of the island are the Tat Somphamit rapids. We stayed at the Seng Ahloune Guesthouse. This family-run guesthouse has been operating for ten years under the able Captain Cu of Thep. When he is around, things hum. Checks every box: great value for money, comfy bed, clean, heaps of character: carved wooden doors, hammocks, on stilts over Mekong. Restaurant serves tasty Lao food. Watching village life from our veranda, we saw children cycling to school on bikes too big for them, just able to turn the peddles, but legs not long enough to let them reach the seat. Women walked by with long bamboo poles, a hook at one end, to poke the mangoes high in the trees and shake hard until one or two ripe green fruits tumbled to the ground. From the riverbank we saw children swimming and playing in the water using large coconuts as floats. A monk took his bath in front of us with his soap, washcloth and river water. The island beauty is best appreciated by riding a bicycle around the few sights, swinging in a hammock, reading a book and chatting with locals and travellers alike. How is it that time seems to pass so quickly when you haven't really done that much. Our time on Don Khon, a palm fringed island in the middle of the Mekong River in southern Laos was like that.
We enjoy the daily life out here women in the paddy fields and Fishermen in the Mekong river. There are many different minorities here. They have their own language, cultures and life styles. What can be seen here are rustic thatch huts, local agricultural practices, the century-long traditions and the still-primal way of life. A chance to meet the Lao people and learn a little bit about their habits and culture.
A peaceful view on the Mekong river taken on Don Khon island, Laos. The boy is paddling is his dugout canoe along the mighty Mekong river while a Buddist monk is taking a bath & soap in the river. Laos is traversed by a thousand rivers that teem with life. The Mekong river is like an important artery, and means life in the jungle, it means water for drinking, washing, and irrigation. It means a disposal bin, playground for children, agriculture, and food. It also provides for a magnificent view of the countryside. The rivers in Laos are the lifeline of rural communities.
Don Khon is een oase van rust want gemotoriseerd verkeer is er nog vrijwel onbekend. Je kunt hier heerlijk wandelen langs tempeltjes, rijstvelden, lotusvijvers en kleine dorpjes. Don Khon is wel een beetje een backpackers paradijs met goedkope bamboehutjes, pancakes en frans stokbrood. Je kunt Don Khon per boot bereiken vanaf Ban Nakasang. Don Khon heeft geen electriciteit. Met een oude Franse spoorbrug die het eiland met Don Det verbindt, heeft Don Khon nog een aantal andere opmerkelijke overblijfselen uit de Franse periode: vervallen villa's, de Franse steiger aan de andere kant van het eiland en de karkassen van een oude stoomlocomotief. Ook zijn er de grote Phi Li waterrval, ook vaak de Tat Somphamit genoemd. Deze stroomversnelling ligt op 20 minuten wandelen ten zuiden van de spoorbrug. Vanaf een zandplaat iets ten zuiden van de oude Franse steiger in Ban Khon Tai maak je de meeste kans de zeldzame Irrawaddy zoetwaterdolfijnen te zien. We zijn hier gekomen om het lekker rustig aan te doen, dus huren we na het eten meteen fietsen om in het heetst van de dag de omgeving te bekijken. Soms begrijp ik niet goed wat ons bezielt, maar rustig aan bij ons, loopt altijd weer uit op één of andere activiteit. Je wilt natuurlijk niets missen. Het leven gaat hier rustig z'n gangetje, zo rustig als de stroming van de modderige Mekong rivier. Ik geniet van de alledaagse dingen die er te zien vallen in het dorp. Het gewone leven van de Lao langs de rivier. De mensen zitten vlakbij het water en doen hun dagelijkse dingen zoals groenten wassen, de vaat en hun kledij wassen. Allemaal in het water van de Mekong. Er valt zoveel te zien langs deze rustige slingerende majestieuze Mekong rivier.
Without doubt, the person with whom I took the most photos at Keystone, was Jamie Kendall. From funny selfies to posed snaps, she is always around to capture the spirit of the moment!
In the future I will be sharing some really fun series that were taken with Jamie's phone.
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Sin duda la persona con quien más fotos me tomé en Keystone, fue Jamie Kendall. Desde selfies muy divertidas hasta fotos posadas, ella siempre está allí para capturar el espíritu del momento.
En el futuro compartiré algunas series muy divertidas que se tomaron con el teléfono de Jamie.
Hawaiian Monk Seal taking a nap at Kaena Point on the island of Oahu.
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Hello thought I would take full advantage of the lighting today, and learn to look at lighting in a different way..... I took these with my new remote....."I love it" ..... I took 194 photos.... I am ashtonished at how many workable images, with variety and diversity I got .....so i will be uploading them over the coming days..........
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• Imposantes Naturschauspiel mit starker Gischt. Hier benötigt man Regenkleidung und guten Schutz für die Kamera.
Die Wanderung entlang des Flusses oberhalb des Wasserfalls ist traumhaft schön - man sollte sich dafür unbedingt Zeit nehmen.
• Imposing natural spectacle with strong spray. Here you need rainwear and good protection for the camera.
The hike along the river above the waterfall is fantastically beautiful - you should definitely take your time for this.
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Une visite au parc animalier d'Ardes/Couze.
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A visit to the animal park Ardes/Couze.
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Ein besuch im tierpark von Ardes/Couze.
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Una visita al parque de animales Dirección/Couze.
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Without self knowledge it's easy to be subjected to self hate without even realizing it. How many layers do you wear to fit in on the world's stage? Are you loved for who you are, or what the world wants you to be? It's upsetting to me to see what we do to ourselves for attention. Altering what were born with to fix our insecurities. You should never pay for love and acceptance. We were born with what we have from a higher power, and our mothers and fathers. You will never find true love without love of your true self. We all have insecurities, but true love is the love of ones imperfections. Knowing that someone loves you for not being perfect is the best feeling in the world, for being Perfectly Imperfect. I do speak my mind on my page so if you don't like it, please be so kind and hit the unfollow button.
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Der Turm wurde 1906 auf Westerheversand rund 1.000 Meter vor dem Seedeich auf einer vier Meter hoch aufgeschütteten Warft mit Pfahlgründung (127 dicke, lange Eichenpfähle) und Betonsockel errichtet. Montiert wurde der Turm aus 608 miteinander verschraubten, insgesamt 130 Tonnen schweren gusseisernen Platten, sogenannten Tübbings, auf einem gemauerten Sockel. Die Eisenplatten stammten aus der Isselburger Hütte im Münsterland. Innerhalb des Turmes befinden sich neun Stockwerke. Auf beiden Seiten des Turms wurden Leuchtturmwärterhäuser errichtet.
Das Leuchtfeuer wurde am 26. Mai 1908 in Betrieb genommen. Als Lichtquelle diente bis 1974 eine Kohlelichtbogenlampe, die die notwendigen 70 Volt Gleichstrom aus einem von zwei Dieselaggregaten angetriebenen Generator mit Pufferbatterien bezog. Die Brenndauer eines Kohlestabes betrug rund 9 Stunden, dann musste dieser erneuert werden. Im Jahr 1951 wurden die Aggregate an das öffentliche Stromnetz angeschlossen. 1975 wurde die Lichtbogenlampe durch eine moderne 2.000-Watt-Xenon-Hochdruck-Entladungslampe mit einer Lichtstärke von 183.000 Candela ersetzt.
Nachdem jahrzehntelang Leuchtfeuerwärter ihren Dienst auf dem Leuchtturm taten, wird er heute automatisch von Tönning aus überwacht. Die beiden ehemaligen Wärterhäuser beherbergen nun eine Naturschutzstation des Nationalpark Wattenmeer, die von der Naturschutzgesellschaft Schutzstation Wattenmeer betreut wird.
Der Turm kann seit 2001 besichtigt werden. Anlässlich des 100-jährigen Jubiläums des Turms im Jahr 2006 wurde er von Anfang Mai bis Ende Juli 2006 neu angestrichen. Während dieser Zeit war der Leuchtturm verhüllt und für Besucher geschlossen.
Theme 'Happy Holidays' - My 50th shot of 2014 for this 52 week group.
It wouldn't be Christmas without Coca Cola - that would be sarcastic if I didn't think so
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The sign says womens mosque
Mosques
Without a doubt, one of the major disappointments of travelling in Morocco if you are not Muslim is not being allowed into its mosques. The only exceptions are the partially restored Almohad structure of Tin Mal in the High Atlas, the similarly disused Great Mosque at Smara in the Western Sahara, the courtyard of the sanctuary-mosque of Moulay Ismail in Meknes and the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. Elsewhere, if you are not a believer, you’ll have to be content with an occasional glimpse through open doors, and even in this you should be sensitive: people don’t seem to mind tourists peering into the Kairaouine Mosque in Fez (the country’s most important religious building), but in the country you should never approach a shrine too closely.
This rule applies equally to the numerous whitewashed koubbas – the tombs of marabouts, or local saints (usually domed: koubba actually means “dome”) – and the “monastic” zaouias of the various Sufi brotherhoods. It is a good idea, too, to avoid walking through graveyards, as these also are regarded as sacred places.
Women in Morocco
There is no doubt that, for women especially, travelling in Morocco is a very different experience from travelling in a Western country. One of the reasons for this is that the separate roles of the sexes are much more defined than they are in the West, and sexual mores much stricter. In villages and small towns, and even in the Medinas of large cities, many women still wear the veil and the street is strictly the man’s domain. Most Moroccan men still expect to marry a virgin, and most women would never smoke a cigarette or drink in a bar, the general presumption being that only prostitutes do such things.
It should be said, however, that such ideas are gradually disappearing among the urban youth, and you will nowadays find some Moroccan women drinking in the more sophisticated bars, and even more often in cafés, which were, until quite recently, an all-male preserve. In the Villes Nouvelles of large cities, and especially in the Casa–Rabat–El Jadida area, and in Marrakesh, you’ll see most women without a veil or even a headscarf. You’ll also see young people of both sexes hanging out together, though you can be sure that opportunities for premarital sex are kept to a minimum. Even in traditional Moroccan societies, mountain Berber women, who do most of the hard work, play a much more open role in society, and rarely use a veil.
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After 2 months without a launch, this was a beautiful early morning launch at 3:14 a.m. Sunday, the #SpaceX #CRS23 #Falcon9 sent a #CargoDragon capsule full of food, equipment, supplies and experiments to the Space Station. It was also the first booster to land on the new SpaceX automated droneship A Shortfall of Gravitas (ASOG).
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Still got the old back problem so haven't done much this past week and I am getting so grumpy.
I did manage to pop into town yesterday and ended up buying a fab prom dress for a tenner. I was intending on doing some photos but things wouldn't allow it to happen (lack of movement)
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HDR without tripod, multi-exposure with BKT function of my Nikon D300 and CH function (Continuous high speed shooting, 6 frames per second).
Post processing with Photomatix Pro, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and Photoshop CS3
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This is the photo I wanted to upload before the first one but, I figured I shouldn't since the photo before that was taken here too (although this was only taken on Saturday).
This is for my fashion class at college. They told me I should take what I do with self-portraits and do them for fashion so I did! Clouds and levitation ahoy! Although I don't really think the levitation shot worked, especially with the other images. I certainly got good cloud ones though. I tried to keep a polka dot theme (I had a scarf and skirt which Robyn's wearing here and a fascinator and body top type thing she's wearing in the other photo as well as an umbrella) but you can't really see the pattern since they're so far away haha. Oh well.
Thanks to India for being my cloud bitch and Robyn for being my model.
Tantallon Castle, East Lothian.
I had another visit to Tantallon on Saturday. One of my favourite spots. It had been quite windy all day and was hoping for the sea to be a bit rougher. I had to get closer and lower to the sea with an 11-16mm lens than I was comfortable with to get this shot. This was about the 4th or 5th attempt before I got one without sea spray on the lens.
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Come up crash with the muses fells dust into ash
Come so close that I might see the light inside me, I might see
Let me hold you tight and arms tight and arms you lost your chance
Come so close that I might see the crash of light come down on me
With good luck I'll find the dark, stop me now
Find me to your heart...