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What would Cornwall be without its pasty shops and bakers? This is the main entrance to the inner harbour at Mevagissey in the south of Cornwall although there are several other little alleyways that will take you there. This is now "out of season", but during the main holiday period this will be packed with visitors. The inner harbour dates from the late 1700s, and many of the surrounding houses and other buildings also date from that time. Apart from being a popular tourist destination Mevagissey is the second largest fishing port in Cornwall.
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It is always good to remember that what we consider old now, back in the day was very modern. Case in point is this part of the church Saint Etienne in Perriers-sur-Andelle. The church itself is medieval, founded in the 11th century, with some architectural details added in the 14th century. But not here. Here we can quite obviously see some later works, this is not medieval (and the church did see substantial work done in the 16th and the 19th century). So at one point this was the modern, up-to-date part of the church when the rest of it was more or less dated and old-fashioned.
"No matter what we are, and what we sing, Time finds a withered leaf in every laurel."
- Edwin Arlington Robinson
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A l'affût dans l'attente de quelque oiseau ou renard, c'est finalement un lapin qui est passé devant l'objectif.
Comme on dit chez nous : faute de grives, on mange des merles.
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Waiting in expectation of some bird or fox, this is finally a rabbit that is spent in front of the goal.
As we say at home : due to a lack of thrushes, one eats blackbirds.
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Nach der wartezeit auf etwas, vogel oder fuchs, das ist endlich mal ein kaninchen, die vergangenheit vor dem ziel.
Wie sagt man bei uns : mach das beste draus, man isst amseln.
Guten tag an alle.
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En espera en espera de algún pájaro o la fox, esta es, finalmente, un conejo que se pasa frente a la meta.
Como decimos en casa : debido a la falta de zorzales, uno se come los mirlos.
Buen día a todos.
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Het wachten in de verwachting van het aantal vogels of fox, dit is eindelijk een konijn die is doorgebracht in de voorkant van het doel.
Als we zeggen thuis : te wijten aan een gebrek van lijsters, men eet merels.
Goede dag allemaal.
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In attesa in attesa di qualche uccello o fox, questo è finalmente un coniglio che è trascorso davanti l'obiettivo.
Come si dice a casa : a causa della mancanza di tordi, si mangia merli.
Buona giornata a tutte.
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À espera, na expectativa de algum pássaro ou fox, isto é, finalmente, um coelho que é gasto na frente do gol.
Como dizemos em casa : devido à falta de tordos, come-se melros.
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Without water
these waves
stand silent.
The bell and howl
of sound
on cold, cold ground
the echo of
crow calls on
canyon walls
breach the most deaf
ear
that hasn't heard
anything except
tinnitus
for years.
Try and find
your way out of
here
by following her
voice
croaking
coughing
cautioning
calling
cacophonous
from some unknown
place.
Or
just follow
a vein
with no small
remnant of
rivulet
or stream
until it opens
to the sea.
With currents,
you see,
gain is always
greater than loss
in trying to reach
an end.
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Non, nous ne sommes pas dans quelque désert de l'Arizona, mais bien dans le Puy de Dôme,
Plus précisément dans la carrière du puy de la Nugére, où est exploitée la pouzzolane.
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No, we are not in some desert in Arizona, but well in the Puy-de-Dome,
More precisely, in the career of le puy of the Nugére, where is operated the pozzolan.
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Nein, wir sind nicht in irgendeiner wüste in Arizona, sondern in der Puy de Dome, %%, genauer gesagt in der karriere des puy der Nugére, in denen ausgenutzt wird, die puzzolan.
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No, no estamos en el desierto de Arizona, pero también en el Puy-de-Dome, %%, Más precisamente, en la carrera de le puy-de la Nugére, donde se opera la puzolana.
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Nee, we zijn niet in een woestijn in Arizona, maar ook in de Puy-de-Dome,
Meer precies, in de carrière van le puy van de Nugére, waar is geopereerd pozzolan.
Goede dag allemaal.
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No, non siamo in qualche deserto in Arizona, ma nel Puy-de-Dome, %%, Più precisamente, nella carriera di le puy dei Nugére, in cui è gestito il pozzolana.
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Não, não estamos em algum deserto no Arizona, mas bem no Puy-de-Dome, %%, Mais precisamente, na carreira de puy do Nugére, onde é operado a pozolana.
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It was my Uncle Peter who put his finger on it in his gentle Cork accent. “You can’t have the one without the other,” he said, as I glowered into the final Irish breakfast of my visit one morning many years ago. The party was over and it was time to skulk back towards life and the hamster wheel. I always think of those simple words when the holiday is over. The triumph of arrival, ever balanced by the sinking sensation in the pit of your stomach when it’s time to go home again. The last trudge back to the hire car from the beach after sunset. This time tomorrow the angler will almost certainly be out there on the rocks again, oblivious to the fact that we’ll be back in British airspace. The couple in the apartment next door who arrived here yesterday will be heading down to the pool area, armed with rubber rings and sunscreen as we do the drive of shame, stopping at reception to return the key cards and just about managing a forlorn, “Yes we had a lovely time thanks. We’ll be back next year.” Seconds later the receptionist will have forgotten us entirely, as she moves on to the family surrounded by suitcases who’ve just been whisked here by the transfer bus from the airport. In Lajares, the front of house team at La Boqueria, who’ve served us so many times won’t register our final farewell as they prepare for the lunchtime rush. Just one more of those goat’s cheese salads feels like a dream right now. I’ve had six or seven of them since we’ve been here. Had one today in fact. I don’t even look at the menu anymore - “ensalada de cabra por favor!” And the sun will continue to blaze uncaringly over the island as we taxi down the runway and set course for the icy dampness on the other side of Europe.
But it’s always that cruel last afternoon on the beach when I feel it the most, as the sun begins to lose its warmth and the light starts to fail. It’s what we come for - those lazy afternoons under blue skies next to the ocean as furious winter enters its final phase and kicks in the doors at home. There will be sunshine as we drag our bags into the airport terminal from the hire car, but it won’t be ours like it was today and yesterday. Now it belongs to the angler on the rocks, the couple next door, the waiting team at la Boqueria and the family who just got off the plane. It’s always at this moment that we wish we could be magically spirited home at the snap of a finger. Just get it over with - we’ll sacrifice the final evening. Why has nobody invented the teleporters like Captain Kirk had on the Starship Enterprise yet?
We remind ourselves that spring is on the way - and we live in Cornwall for goodness sake. Our own back garden is a tourist Mecca in itself. Half the country would auction their vital organs on eBay to set up home on the peninsula. And there’s no hamster wheel anymore since we retired. Thoughts of these make it easier, but there’s still that tedious journey - and the weather on the other side. Even in beautiful Cornwall the weather is horrible in winter. There’s the summer hike in Scotland to look forward to as well - yes I know about the midges - done battle with those before and they won’t put us off. Menorca in October too - we’ve never been there before. There’s a long distance hiking trail we like the look of, so we’re already thinking about a second visit before we’ve even made the first. Stuff to look forward to - other mountains to climb, especially in Scotland. There’s always the next adventure. We never go away without having the prospect of at least one future escapade sizzling in the wok to keep our spirits from flagging as we face the impending temperature collapse. It’s what keeps us going, especially in winter. Ali had a retirement gift in the form of a holiday voucher with a well known operator and we really ought to think about where we’re going to cash that one in. So many places to see. We have to do this stuff while we’re still young and healthy enough - you never know what life might fling at you when you least expect it.
One thing that never fails to amaze me is that you can get on a plane in a freezing rainstorm at home, and just a few hours later arrive in a place like this. It’s as if there’s a conjurer hiding in the clouds. At some point tomorrow, as the pilot tells us we’re somewhere over the northwest coast of Brittany, the sky will darken along with the mood of the passengers, a stubborn yet sizeable minority of them wearing flip flops and t-shirts as if summer will have somehow arrived three months early and surprised us all when we touch down at Bristol. But our plane will descend through soupy grey clouds, the windows speckled with raindrops as for the first time we see an endless web of orange lights spreading away into the distance, just before thumping down onto a blackened wet runway. We’ve had some rain in Fuerteventura this time, but never for more than three or four minutes and almost always followed by bright warm sunshine. When we set off for home, it will still be warm and sunny here, as if under an enchantment - life on the island of perpetual summer will carry on as if we were never here at all. We’ll drive down the fast road to the airport, leaving the white dunes of Corralejo in the rear view mirror, spotting side roads we never explored, making plans for next time before we’ve even left.
But there’s no denying that this sunsoaked Spanish archipelago has seen us off in style today. As I stand here on the beach behind my tripod, gazing at the spot where the sun has just dipped below the sea, the clouds light up in a fierce display of golds, oranges and pinks, a fine farewell flourish. I wonder whether the angler has even noticed, lost in his own world at the edge of the ocean. Again I think of my uncle’s words in these moments. There’s always the next time to look forward to, even if my home made goat’s cheese salad won’t be half as good as the one at La Boqueria.
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Playa Perissa, se trata de un espléndido tramo de costa de casi 7 km de arena negra volcánica, al igual que Kamaria salpicada de cantos y guijarros, y un mar de un azul intenso oscuro donde se pueden practicar distintas actividades acuáticas como el snorkeling, pero también jet ski, paseos en motos de agua, banana boat, kiteboard, esquí acuatico etc., que se pueden contratar en alguno de los centros acuáticos de la zona.
En Perissa tienen también un parque acuático. Por lo que respeta a la arena, además de zonas equipadas con sombrillas y hamacas y las libres, también hay otras para practicar beach-volley, áreas reservadas para los más pequeños y otras dedicadas a los happenings (actividades de baile coreográficos de animación). Otros servicios interesantes a lo largo del paseo marítimo de Playa Perissa y en el pueblo en sí, son sus negocios, restaurantes, cafés, minimercados y tiendas de ropa y souvenirs.
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There is no world without Verona wall , but purgatory torure hell itsele. Hence banished is banished from the world , end world's exile is death ........
William Shakespeare
"I ask when it will be,
that man shall learn to live without killing,
and the wind shall come to rest."
Francesco Guggini, Auschwitz
On January 27, 1945, Soviet troops entered the Auschwitz concentration camp and revealed a horror that the world may have sensed, but for too long had ignored. For this reason, in 2005, the United Nations chose this date as the International Day of Remembrance, dedicated to all the victims of the Holocaust.
Today, twenty-one years after that symbolic act, we must ask ourselves whether that memory is truly alive. It seems that humanity itself, including the descendants of those who were victims of that horror, has forgotten the horror of the Holocaust. New massacres and new wars continue to stain our present with blood.
The number of atrocities is so great that we risk becoming accustomed to them: they pass before our eyes and, within just a few days, they are forgotten. October 7th massacre of Israel people, Gaza genocide, Iran massacre of civilians, Ukraine war, the extermination of the Kurdish people, the civil wars in Somalia and Sudan are only some of the conflicts in which the first victims continue to be innocent civilians.
In many countries, authoritarianism is becoming the norm, while armed militias kill, arrest (often using children as baits) and deported people that are only guilty of being different or protesting in a pacific way the regime,.
The Holocaust Memorial in Berlin is a place that must be visited with deep respect, because it reminds us that history can repeat itself. It warns us that violence, carried out in the name of an ideal, an interest, or too often in the name of a god, is a tragic and enduring part of human nature.
To remember is not only an act of memory — it is a responsibility toward the future.
"Io chiedo quando sara'
che l'uomo potra' imparare
a vivere senza ammazzare
e il vento riposera'"
Francesco Guggini "Auschtwitz"
Il 27 gennaio 1945 le truppe sovietiche entrarono nel campo di concentramento di Auschwitz e portarono alla luce un orrore che il mondo aveva forse intuito, ma troppo a lungo ignorato. Per questo motivo, nel 2005, le Nazioni Unite hanno scelto questa data come Giorno della Memoria, dedicato a tutte le vittime dell’Olocausto. Oggi, a distanza di ventuno anni da quel gesto simbolico, dobbiamo chiederci se quella memoria sia davvero viva. Sembra infatti che l’umanità, compresi i discendenti di coloro che furono vittime di quell’orrore, stia dimenticando. Nel frattempo, nuovi stermini e nuove guerre continuano a insanguinare il nostro presente. Gli orrori sono così numerosi che rischiamo di assuefarci ad essi: scorrono davanti ai nostri occhi e, nel giro di pochi giorni, vengono dimenticati. Il massacro del 7 Ottobre di civili israeliani, il genocidio di Gaza, il massacro di civili in Iran, l’Ucraina, lo sterminio del popolo curdo, le guerre civili in Somalia e in Sudan sono solo alcuni dei conflitti in cui le prime vittime continuano a essere civili innocenti. In molti Stati, inoltre, l’autoritarismo sta diventando la norma, mentre milizie armate uccidono, arrestano (spesso usando bambini come esca) e deportano impunemente persone la cui unica colpa e’ di apparire diversi o di protestare pacificamente contro il regime.
Il Memoriale dell’Olocausto di Berlino è un luogo che va visitato con grande rispetto, perché ci ricorda che la storia può ripetersi. Ci ammonisce sul fatto che la violenza, esercitata nel nome di un ideale, di un interesse o, troppo spesso, nel nome di un Dio, è una realtà tristemente presente nella natura umana.
Ricordare non è solo un atto di memoria, ma una responsabilità verso il futuro.
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La città di Shanghai, situata sul fiume Huangpu presso il delta del Chang Jiang, è la più popolosa città della Repubblica Popolare Cinese e la città più popolosa del mondo.
Shanghai è vista come capitale economica della Cina.
Grazie allo sviluppo dei passati decenni, Shanghai è un centro economico, finanziario, commerciale e delle comunicazioni di primaria importanza della Repubblica Popolare Cinese. Il suo porto, il primo del Paese, è uno dei più trafficati al mondo con Singapore e Rotterdam. Nel 2010 ha superato Singapore come volume di traffico.
Per quanto concerne l'estensione superficiale, quindi la vera grandezza di una città, è la terza realtà più grande del mondo, inferiore soltanto alla sua connazionale cinese Pechino, che la supera di oltre 2 volte e alla seconda classificata Tsingtao, quasi il suo doppio.
I maestosi edifici lungo il Bund, la magnifica passeggiata di circa 1 Km e mezzo regala una vista mozzafiato sullo skyline di Shanghai: il Pudong (a est del fiume Pu). “L’isola” di Pudong è l’area più moderna della città: è proprio qui che troverete i palazzi più famosi e imponenti, come ad esempio la Jinmao Tower, il World Financial Center e l’Oriental Pearl Tower che sono considerati la massima rappresentazione dell’architettura moderna mondiale, nonché espressione dello sviluppo della città negli ultimi 100 anni.
"What are you left with when you have tried to please everyone except your own wild soul?
Regret. You are left with regret.
Dear cowgirl,
Please take the chance.
Dance under the stars.
Drink the wild air.
Swim in the chaotic sea.
Howl from mountain tops.
Ride without fear.
Be the woman you always have longed to be, and arrive at old age breathless and with a thousand years worth of stories to tell."
*I ALWAYS please myself :-)
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