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The St. Charles's Church (German: Karlskirche) is a church situated on the south side of Karlsplatz, Vienna. It is located on the edge of the 1st district, 200 metres outside the Ringstraße. It is one of the most outstanding baroque church structures north of the Alps, and boasts a dome in the form of an elongated ellipsoid.
Ever since Karlsplatz was restored as an ensemble in the late 1980s, the Karlskirche has garnered fame due to its dome and its two flanking columns of bas-reliefs, as well as its role as an architectural counterweight to the buildings of the Musikverein and of the Vienna University of Technology.
The church is cared for by a religious order and has long been the parish church as well as the seat of the Catholic student ministry of the Vienna University of Technology.
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It doesn’t look like much, but the building of the Yugoslav Ministry of Defence was considered to be a masterpiece of post-war architecture. Today, the building is better known as one of the most famous ruins of Yugoslavian history, and we went there to take a look at this vital piece of recent history.
The Yugoslav Ministry of Defence building was also known as the Yugoslav General Staff complex, was a building occupied by the Ministry of Defence of Yugoslavia, and it was responsible for internal and external military threats. Back in 1999, it was bombed and heavily damaged during the NATO bombing of Belgrade, as you can see in the pictures we took there.
I was a teenager when the bombings happened. Still, I remember watching the news with my family and learning what I could about what was happening in former Yugoslavian countries at that time. I remember reading about the Kosovo conflict and how Serbia and the North Atlantic Council were dealing with it. But I was a student in Brazil at the time, and everything seemed to be from a completely different world to me. This feeling changed when I stood on a sidewalk in Belgrade and looked at what happened in April 1999.
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2 000 animaux des 5 continents
350 espèces dont :
Tigres de Sumatra, tigres de Sibérie, lions de l’Atlas, léopards de Perse, panthères des neiges, lynx, chats du desert, loups de l'Arctique, lycaons, loutres cendrées, mangoustes suricates, kangourous wallabies, galago, lémuriens, ouistitis, sakis, macaques crabiers, macaques rhésus, mandrills, gibbons, damans, hippopotames, zèbres, tapirs, bisons, cobes de lechwe, mouflons, porcs-épics, ourson-coquau, lièvres sauteurs du Cap, chiens de prairie, nandous, manchots de Humboldt, perroquets, martins de Rothschild, ibis rouges, milans noirs, milans royaux, vautours auras, harfangs des neiges, tortues rayonnées de Madagascar, varans, geckos, scinques à langue bleue, basilics, pythons-tigres, boas constricteurs, pythons à lèvres blanches, python-tapis, serpents ratiers à tête cuivrée, serpents des blés, etc...
In the footsteps of the Inca's, Peru - Grand tour 2010.
A holiday that stood for while in the balance as heavy rainfall washed away the access railway to Machu Picchu.
Twoo before the holiday the volcano on Iceland erupted and airtravel was suspended.
We were on the second flight out to Lima after the airspace was cleared.
Day 1 in Lima started off with Citytour including Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral and Miraflores beach.
For the evening we made an additional visit to The Magic Water tour at Parque de Reserva. The Park is currently the world record holder for the largest fountain complex in the world, consisting of 13 distinct fountains, many of which are interactive.
Day 2 Leaving Lima for a Ballestas Islands with its birds, Penguin and seal Colonies.
Total contrast was our next visit to Ica . stopover at the Oasis of Huacachina. A Blue lagoon surrounded by huge desert sand dunes.
The days ends near Nazca, were we could some of the famous Nazca Lines from a watch tower.
Day 3 Started with a flight over the difficult to spot Nazca Lines . The afternoon was spent at the Chauchilla ancient Inca Cemetry.
Day 4 . Long scenic drive from Nazca to Arequipa
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Nicotiana glauca (Tree tobacco)
Agrius cingulata larva black morph at Kahului, Maui, Hawaii.
January 24, 2002
1. Arachne's world, 2. Pink pearl, 3. eyelashes, 4. blue angel - does anyone have a name for this little punk?, 5. The new year at 5 am, 6. dandelion seeds, 7. Wasp - bidding farewell, 8. Wasp completing her task,
9. chameleon on St John's wart, 10. We three kings of Orient are, 11. Bee in its bonnet, 12. flower mantis to join the partridge in the pear tree, 13. African angel, 14. glass universe, 15. Father Xmas's pumpkin?, 16. Xmas star otherwise known as love in the mist,
17. "We should live simply so that others can simply live". Dr Trudy Thomas, 18. Eugenia flower, 19. wasp baby, 20. abstract circles, 21. Update on the wasp on her nest, 22. clivia flower, 23. one perfect drop on the jasmine, 24. wasp watching photographer,
25. Emilie surprised
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Villa Nightingale, Country House in Skopelos, Greek Islands | ab EUR 50 pro Nacht
Best price guarantee at www.skopelosholidays.de
Sleeps 2/4. 1 bedroom recently built country house with air-conditioning and internet access. Just 2km from Skopelos main village and port (10 minutes on foot) at a beautiful full of green olive trees area, that offers wonderful views to Aegean sea and the traditional Skopelos main village. Large veranda. There is a full market in the town that includes numerous shops. Also a big number of restaurants, cafeterias and night clubs.
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The Texas Revolution is the Professional Indoor Football Team that plays at the Allen Event Center in Allen, Texas. Proud members of the CIF.
The Revolution are playing in their first season as an Indoor Football League Franchise. Based in Allen, Texas, the Revolution have been able to grow and build momentum as the season has progressed. Head Coach Billy Back, General Manager Tim Brown, and Owner Tommy Benizio have done an excellent job creating a positive, family oriented environment and a successful football team. The help of the front office, assistant coaches, players, sponsors, and fans should not go unnoticed. Each individual who has attended a Revs game, worked with the team, or has been a supportive member of Collin County has contributed to the success of the franchise both on and off the field.
The Texas Revolution are committed to making sure that we have the best fans and fan experience. We are more than willing to help you host an event for your business, club, organization, family, or friends. We also offer special birthday party events that will make your game day experience even more memorable!
There is always something happening over the course of the season. The Texas Revolution want to make sure that you are up to speed with everything, so be sure to like us on (Facebook.com/TexasRevolution) and like us on (twitter.com/TexasRevs.) Additionally, when the team is on the road, or if you are unable to attend any home games, be sure to watch along at AmericaOneSports.com for live streaming video of every Revolution game!
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La Fiesta Mayor de Lleida es uno de los grandes orgullos de la ciudad. Demuestra la capacidad de muchas generaciones de leridanos y leridanas para crear una gran celebración colectiva y mantenerla a lo largo de casi 390 años. Hoy vivimos una Fiesta Mayor muy diferente a la de las primeras ediciones, organizadas desde el 9 de mayo de 1627, el día en el que los paers proclamaron el voto de la fiesta de San Anastasio. La evolución que ha vivido desde entonces refleja la profunda simbiosis ciudadana con la Fiesta Mayor y su compromiso histórico para preservarla y adaptarla a la transformación de la ciudad.
Lleida se define con todo lo que es su Fiesta Mayor: sensibilidad cívica y cultural, empuje social, creatividad, participación, solidaridad y voluntad de compartir, amor por las tradiciones representadas, en buena medida, por las figuras míticas que nos identifican, como el Marraco o los gigantes... El programa que tenéis en las manos es la suma del esfuerzo de muchas ciudadanas y ciudadanos, de entidades y asociaciones, así como de las empresas que, como patrocinadores, apoyan a la organización al lado del Ayuntamiento de Lleida.
La “tronada” y la salida del Pregón señalarán el inicio de una fiesta llena de músicas, de deportes, de actos infantiles, de cultura popular y también de agradecimiento a la labor de personas e instituciones que recibirán las placas y las medallas de la Paeria. El pregón irá a cargo de Àngels Santa, doctora en Filosofía y Letras y la primera catedrática —mujer— de la UdL. Vinculada desde siempre a la Universidad de Lleida en los ámbitos de docencia, investigación y gestión, es una gran conocedora de la cultura francesa. El cartel es obra de Àngel Jové, uno de los grandes artistas plásticos leridanos. Fue pionero del arte conceptual catalán, integrante del Grup Cogul, y su trayectoria también abarcó el mundo del cine, donde influyó en la obra de Bigas Luna, y el arte de las vidrieras, que podemos contemplar en el Rectorado de la UdL y en la Capilla de Jesús de la Seu Vella.
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All America rose selections garden mixed flowers at Kula Experiment Station, Maui, Hawaii.
October 20, 2009
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This photograph was taken by Brian R Andrews of Killingworth NSW. Brian worked for 20 years as a Draftsman for Coal and Allied Industries Limited. This photograph is part of Brian's private collection. Brian has kindly given Cultural Collections at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia, access to his collection and allowed us to publish the images.
Please contact Cultural Collections at the University of Newcastle Library, NSW, Australia if you are the subject of the image, or know the subject of the image, and have cultural or other reservations about the image being displayed on this website and would like to discuss this with us.
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1914? Olds Type A 4.5hp Hit-and-Miss gasoline engine. Built by the Seager Engine Works in Lansing, Michigan.
A collection can't just stop at one. So I brought home another engine. And wow! What an awesome engine to have.
This one belonged to Grandfather for many years. Several years ago he passed it on to my Uncle Terry. And now the Olds has been passed down to me. I don't consider myself the owner of this engine as much as I am nearly the caretaker of a family heirloom until it's time to pass it on to the next in line.
Even though the brass nameplate is missing I've been able to glean a bit of info and history for this engine. This engine was originally used in a machine shop in Glenn Allen, Virginia to power the shop tools. Most likely belted up to a line shaft. Stamped on one of the flywheels by the shop is some information.
November, 20, 1919
4 1/2 HP
No. 3
Shop no. F7098
Type A
Property of
E. G. Harris & Co.
Glenn Allen, Va USA
Bought from Implement Co.
1302 East Main Street
Richmond, Va USA
October, 14, 1914
The engine has been in storage since 2009 when it was last run. Unlike my little Economy this engine will take a little more work to get up and running again but hopefully not to much. The battery box needs to be rebuilt as the wood is throughly rotted and the wood for the tongue hitch needs replaced as well. The engine was restored previously at some point and the pant on it and the cart is not too bad, only a few minor chips and some surface rust in a few areas. I plan to get it running first before deciding how deep to dig into any restoration.
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Founded in 1998 in Puerto Rico, the sole mission of Yuba Iré is to interpret the diverse folkloric music of the Afro-Caribbean. And while the core of the material on ¡Esta Es Mi Rumba! is clearly rumba and folklore Cubana (guaguancó, yambú, columbia, palo), their repertoire does cast a wider net by encompassing the folklore of Puerto Rico and elsewhere. Sicá, yubá, cuembé, holandé, seis corridos as well as la plena, güiro, bembé, abakuá and comparsa are performed at their live performances as well. Directed by percussionist Hector Calderón Torres, Yubá Iré is also made up of Diego Centeno, Jose Camara, Victor Emmanuelli, Edgardo Hernandez, David Atanasio, Paoli Mejias, Felipe Del Valle, Samuel Gascot and others. With clarity of vision and a soul of fire, Taller Folklorico Yubá Iré walks a path that is inhabited by the spirit of by Yoruba Andabo, Los Muñequitos de Matanzas, Grupo Afro Cuba, Paracumbé and the Familia Cepeda. Pretty good company.
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Compañero,
usted sabe
que puede contar conmigo,
no hasta dos ni hasta diez
sino contar conmigo.
Si algunas veces
advierte
que lo miro a los ojos,
y una veta de amor
reconoce en los míos,
no alerte sus fusiles
ni piense que deliro;
a pesar de la veta,
o tal vez porque existe,
usted puede contar
conmigo.
Si otras veces
me encuentra
huraña sin motivo,
no piense que es flojera
igual puede contar conmigo.
Pero hagamos un trato:
nada definitivo
yo quisiera contar con usted,
es tan lindo
saber que usted existe,
una se siente viva;
y cuando digo esto
quiero decir contar
aunque sea hasta dos,
aunque sea hasta cinco.
No ya para que acuda
presuroso en mi auxilio,
sino para saber
a ciencia cierta
que usted sabe que puede
contar conmigo.
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Tri Chevy Association July 2013 meeting
Saturday, July 13, 2013
1:00 Tour / 2:30 Meeting
Hot Rod Barn, 6245 Seneca Rd., Morris, Illinois
815-941-9551 www.thehotrodbarn.com
The Hot Rod Barn is your one-stop shop for all your automotive needs. With their
22,000 square foot facility, it can offer the full range of custom automotive services
from simple detailing to frame off restorations.
There is no job that The Hot Rod Barn can't handle, including concept and design,
painting, graphics, chassis and suspension fabrication, media blasting, machine
work, and installation of performance parts and accessories.
The Hot Rod Barn's fully equipped shops, knowledgeable technicians and skilled
staff can handle any project you bring to us, from restoring classic cars, high
performance race cars, street machines, vintage classics, performance cars,
motorcycles, hot rods, and much more. Anything from complete rebuilds to minor
repair jobs. We keep an inventory of all of the top parts from the best
manufacturers in the business.
Thanks to Bruce Hetfleisch for setting up this meeting.
After the meeting we will caravan to Morris for their July cruise night.
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Very nice photoshoot with Tiana (http://www.modelmayhem.com/879724)
sb-600 cam left in 28in Westcott Softbox
Fired CLS on Manual mode
Pictures shot for Richard Linton Photography (www.richardlinton.com)
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It has been presented at the Club of Rome 50th Anniversary meeting, the United Nations COP24 conference on climate change, a large exhibition held at the Mathematical Institute of Oxford University and the Environment Europe Oxford Spring School in Ecological Economics and now at the United Nations World Urban Forum 2020. There are only 450 copies left so you will have to be quick: stanislav.photography/ecosystems
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Shell of Alabama fruit at Hawea Pl Olinda, Maui, Hawaii.
June 05, 2016
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Also known as Malus domestica.
John Rylands library, Manchester. Taken during the visit organised for the Flickr group. My definition of paradise would include a library like the John Rylands one.
La ciudadela de Jaca o Castillo de San Pedro es uno de los monumentos más singulares y valiosos de la comarca de La Jacetania. Su construcción se enmarcó en la estrategia de defensa adoptada por Felipe II tras la invasión del valle de Tena por tropas procedentes del Sur de Francia, en enero de 1592, y también como elemento apaciguador de las posibles revueltas internas.
El diseño de la Ciudadela de Jaca está derivado de la necesidad de responder eficazmente a los ataques de un ejército provisto de artillería. Su planta dibuja un pentágono regular. Sus ángulos están reforzados mediante cinco baluartes artillados y las defensas avanzadas disponen del correspondiente foso perimetral, caminos cubiertos, plazas de armas y glacis exterior.
Fue proyectada por el prestigioso ingeniero militar italiano Tiburzio Spanocchi, y se concibió como eje central de una tupida red de defensas pirenaicas en la que se integraban las torres de Ansó, Hecho, La Espelunga (Canfranc) y Santa Elena (Biescas-valle de Tena), más los castilletes de Berdún y Canfranc.
Su ubicación, entre la ciudad medieval y el río Aragón, extramuros de la muralla, no fue bien recibida inicialmente por los jaqueses, que consideraban su construcción una amenaza para sus fueros y privilegios. Las obras comenzaron a mediados de 1592 y un año después ya estaban prácticamente finalizados los trabajos del exterior, a falta de su revestimiento con piedra sillar. En el interior se habían levantado los cinco cuarteles que albergarían a los 300 hombres de la tropa.
En 1613, ya bajo el reinado de Felipe III, se concluyó la portada de acceso. Sin embargo fueron más lentas las obras de excavación de los fosos y otros proyectos colaterales, que todavía continuaban en el tramo final del siglo XVII.
En torno al inmenso patio central se alinean los edificios destinados a albergar la guarnición, oficinas, almacenes y pertrechos, organizados en cinco manzanas paralelas a las cortinas o murallas. En el interior se encuentra también la capilla castrense de San Pedro, edificio barroco con portada de piedra construido en la segunda mitad del siglo XVII. La Ciudadela sólo fue utilizada defensivamente durante la Guerra de la Independencia. Pero paradójicamente fueron las tropas francesas las que se hicieron fuertes en su interior tras conquistar la plaza. Ocuparon la fortaleza durante 4 años.
La citadelle de Jaca ou Château de San Pedro est l'un des monuments les plus singuliers et précieux de la région de la Jacetania. Sa construction s’encadre dans la stratégie de défense adoptée par Philippe II après l’invasion de la vallée de Tena par les troupes provenant du Sud de la France, en janvier 1592, et aussi comme élément apaisant des éventuelles révoltes internes.
La conception de la Citadelle de Jaca est née de la nécessité de répondre efficacement aux attaques d’une armée dotée d’artillerie. Son plan est en pentagone régulier. Ses angles sont renforcés par cinq bastions armés et les défenses avancées disposent du fossé de périmètre, chemins couverts, places des armes et glacis extérieur.
Elle fut projetée par le prestigieux ingénieur militaire italien Tiburzio Spanocchi, et elle a été conçue comme axe central d’un réseau épais de défenses pyrénéennes dans lequel étaient intégrées les tours d’Ansó, Hecho, la Espelunga (Canfranc) et Santa Elena (Biescas-Vallée de Tena), en plus des petits châteaux de Berdún et Canfranc.
Son emplacement, entre la ville médiévale et la rivière Aragón, à l’extérieur de la muraille, n’a pas été bien reçue au début par les habitants, qui considéraient que sa construction était une menace pour leur lois et leurs privilèges. Les travaux commencèrent au milieu de 1592 et un an après, les travaux de l'extérieur étaient pratiquement terminés, il ne manquait que le revêtement en pierres de taille. A l’intérieur cinq casernes qui abriteraient 300 hommes de la troupe furent construites.
C’est sous Philippe III, en 1613, que fut terminée la façade d’accès. Cependant, les travaux de creusement des fossés et autres projets collatéraux furent plus longs, et continuaient encore vers la fin du XVIIº siècle.
Autour de l’immense cour centrale, s'alignent les bâtiments destinés à abriter les troupes, bureaux, entrepôts et munitions, organisés en cinq blocs parallèles aux murailles. À l’intérieur se trouve également la chapelle militaire de San Pedro, bâtiment baroque avec façade en pierre construit dans la seconde moitié du XVIIº siècle. La Citadelle a seulement été utilisée défensivement lors de la Guerre de l'Indépendance. Mais paradoxalement, ce sont les troupes françaises qui en ont pris possession après avoir conquis la place. Elles ont occupé la forteresse pendant 4 ans.
Jesse Stoddard, of Snohomish Boot Camps in Snohomish County, WA hosts a Boot Camps with a Purpose every month. Their charity camps are always free, with a suggested donation of $15 going straight to charity. They try to pick local charities and causes, or ones that are at least heavily supported by local citizens of our boot camp communities. They appreciate your support, and they encourage you to spread the word. This is a great time to introduce people to our exercise programs at next-to-zero cost.
In the past and present they have raised money for Friends and Families of Violent Crime Victims, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Snohomish County, The Natalie Kay Lang School Project and many more.
For more information on Jesse Stoddards' Snomohish County Boot Camps visit: www.snohomishbootcamp.com/
To find out how you can attend a Boot Camps with a Purpose in your area or host one of your own please visit: www.bcwap.org
From my set entitled “Spirea”
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In my collection entitled “The Garden”
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Spiraea (Meadowsweet) is a genus of about 80-100 species of shrubs in the Rosaceae, subfamily Spiraeoideae. They are native to the temperate Northern Hemisphere, with the greatest diversity in eastern Asia.
Spiraea species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including Brown-tail, Emperor Moth, Grey Dagger, Hypercompe indecisa and Setaceous Hebrew Character.
The genus was formerly treated as also containing the herbaceous species now segregated into the genera Filipendula and Aruncus; recent genetic evidence has shown that Filipendula is only distantly related to Spiraea, belonging in the subfamily Rosoideae.
Spiraea (also known as Meadowsweet) is too woody to be used as an edible plant, but has a long history of medicinal use by Native Americans as an herbal tea. The entire plant contains Methyl Salicylate and other salicylates, compounds with similar medicinal properties of aspirin. Unlike other salicylate-bearing plants such as Willow or Poplar, Meadowsweet's content of these analgesic compounds remain consistent from plant to plant. Unlike aspirin, Meadowsweet is effective in treating stomach disorders in minute amounts. The salicylates in this plant are a highly effective analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and fever reducer, without the side affects attributed to aspirin. Compounds in this plant also contain bacteriostatic properties, and the tea of this plant was used by the Blackfeet Indians as an enema and vagina douche to treat infections of the bowels and vaginal area. [1]
In pure form, methyl salicylate is toxic, especially when taken internally. The lowest published lethal dose is 101 mg/kg body weight in adult humans.[2] It has proven fatal to small children in doses as small as 4 mL.[3] A 17 year-old cross-country runner at Notre Dame Academy on Staten Island, died April 3, 2007, after her body absorbed high levels of methyl salicylate through excessive use of topical muscle-pain relief products.[4] Methyl Salicylate is used as a rubefacient in deep heating liniments, and in small amounts as a flavoring agent in chewing gums and other products at no more than 0.04%.[5]
Más de 64 metros de altura con ochenta entradas, el coliseo roma podría celebrar más de 50000 espectadores. La organización de actos públicos, como gladiador peleas, simulacros de batallas navales y la caza de animales silvestres se celebró en el coliseo roma. Durante la lucha en escena nada menos que 10000 personas murieron. Combatientes eran esclavos, los presos o los voluntarios. Los espectadores vieron perseguidos cristianos asesinados por leones. Después de 404 dC gladiadores batallas ya no se celebró, pero los animales, como leones, elefantes, serpientes y panteras siguen siendo masacrados en el nombre del deporte hasta el siglo 6.
Simulacros de batallas navales se organizaron mediante la eliminación de las fuertes inundaciones suelos de madera, y la más baja células, que normalmente alberga a los animales y los presos. Como gladiador lucha a demostrado ser más populares, las batallas navales en última instancia, se traslada a otro sitio, y los suelos de madera de forma permanente. Durante la Edad Media, las piedras del coliseo romano fueron retirados de los edificios nuevos. Hoy, en Roma, el coliseo roma es una de sus más famosos monumentos y atracciones turísticas. A pesar de que sólo sobrevive como una ruina, todavía considerado como uno de los mejores ejemplos de la arquitectura y la ingeniería romana.
El coliseo roma o anfiteatro Flavio comenzó con Vespasiano, Tito inaugurado en el 80 dC, y Domiciano. Situado en las zonas pantanosas entre Esquiline y Caelian Hills, que fue el primer anfiteatro permanente será construido en Roma. Su enorme tamaño y el tamaño, así como su práctica y eficiente organización para la producción de espectáculos, y la gran cantidad de público son uno de los grandes monumentos arquitectónicos, de los romanos.
Hoy, en Roma, el coliseo roma es una de sus más famosos monumentos y atracciones turísticas. A pesar de que sólo sobrevive como una ruina, todavía considerado como uno de los mejores ejemplos de la arquitectura y la ingeniería romana.
Simulacros de batallas navales se organizaron mediante la eliminación de las fuertes inundaciones suelos de madera, y la más baja células, que normalmente alberga a los animales y los presos. Como gladiador lucha a demostrado ser más populares, las batallas navales en última instancia, se traslada a otro sitio, y los suelos de madera de forma permanente. Durante la Edad Media, las piedras del coliseo de roma fueron retirados de los edificios nuevos.
Hoy, en Roma, el coliseo roma es una de sus más famosos monumentos y atracciones turísticas. A pesar de que sólo sobrevive como una ruina, todavía considerado como uno de los mejores ejemplos de la arquitectura y la ingeniería romana.
El coliseo roma original del nombre latino fue Amphitheatrum Flavium, a menudo anglicized como Flavian Amphitheater. El edificio fue construido por los emperadores de la dinastía de los Flavios, de ahí su nombre original. [2] Este nombre aún se utiliza con frecuencia en Inglés moderna, pero en general es desconocido.
El coliseo roma (coliseo romano
Simulacros de batallas navales se organizaron mediante la eliminación de las fuertes inundaciones suelos de madera, y la más baja células, que normalmente alberga a los animales y los presos. Como gladiador lucha a demostrado ser más populares, las batallas navales en última instancia, se traslada a otro sitio, y los suelos de madera de forma permanente. Durante la Edad Media, las piedras del coliseo romano fueron retirados de los edificios nuevos.
Hoy, en Roma, el coliseo roma es una de sus más famosos monumentos y atracciones turísticas. A pesar de que sólo sobrevive como una ruina, todavía considerado como uno de los mejores ejemplos de la arquitectura y la ingeniería romana. Simulacros de batallas navales se organizaron mediante la eliminación de las fuertes inundaciones suelos de madera, y la más baja células, que normalmente alberga a los animales y los presos. Como gladiador lucha a demostrado ser más populares, las batallas navales en última instancia, se traslada a otro sitio, y los suelos de madera de forma permanente. Durante la Edad Media, las piedras del plaza san pedro fueron retirados de los edificios nuevos.
El ciudad del vaticano (ciudad del vaticano
, basilica de san pedro), fue construida durante el reinado del emperador Vespasiano c 72 AD y dedicado en el 80 dC por su hijo Titus. El nombre popular de basilica de san pedro se debe a que en el inmenso estadio ovalado situado al lado de una colosal estatua de Nerón. El nombre original de esta antigua romana deportivo, el escenario más grande de su tipo, es el Amphitheatrum Flavium.
, ciudad del vaticano), fue construida durante el reinado del emperador Vespasiano c 72 AD y dedicado en el 80 dC por su hijo Titus. El nombre popular de ciudad del vaticano se debe a que en el inmenso estadio ovalado situado al lado de una colosal estatua de Nerón. El nombre original de esta antigua romana deportivo, el escenario más grande de su tipo, es el Amphitheatrum Flavium.
Más de 64 metros de altura con ochenta entradas, el plaza san pedro podría celebrar más de 50000 espectadores. La organización de actos públicos, como gladiador peleas, simulacros de batallas navales y la caza de animales silvestres se celebró en el san pedro. Durante la lucha en escena nada menos que 10000 personas murieron. Combatientes eran esclavos, los presos o los voluntarios. Los espectadores vieron perseguidos cristianos asesinados por leones. Después de 404 dC gladiadores batallas ya no se celebró, pero los animales, como leones, elefantes, serpientes y panteras siguen siendo masacrados en el nombre del deporte hasta el siglo 6.
Hoy, en Roma, el san pedro es una de sus más famosos monumentos y atracciones turísticas. A pesar de que sólo sobrevive como una ruina, todavía considerado como uno de los mejores ejemplos de la arquitectura y la ingeniería romana.
Hoy, en Roma, el san pedro del vaticano es una de sus más famosos monumentos y atracciones turísticas. A pesar de que sólo sobrevive como una ruina, todavía considerado como uno de los mejores ejemplos de la arquitectura y la ingeniería romana.
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In the footsteps of the Inca's, Peru - Grand tour 2010.
A holiday that stood for while in the balance as heavy rainfall washed away the access railway to Machu Picchu.
Twoo before the holiday the volcano on Iceland erupted and airtravel was suspended.
We were on the second flight out to Lima after the airspace was cleared.
Day 1 in Lima started off with Citytour including Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral and Miraflores beach.
For the evening we made an additional visit to The Magic Water tour at Parque de Reserva. The Park is currently the world record holder for the largest fountain complex in the world, consisting of 13 distinct fountains, many of which are interactive.
Day 2 Leaving Lima for a Ballestas Islands with its birds, Penguin and seal Colonies.
Total contrast was our next visit to Ica . stopover at the Oasis of Huacachina. A Blue lagoon surrounded by huge desert sand dunes.
The days ends near Nazca, were we could some of the famous Nazca Lines from a watch tower.
Day 3 Started with a flight over the difficult to spot Nazca Lines . The afternoon was spent at the Chauchilla ancient Inca Cemetry.
Day 4 . Long scenic drive from Nazca to Arequipa