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Tower of Babylon?
Inside the tower.
Mistic Symbolism.
Symbols. 1
Giant female bust sculptur.
The monster!
Look through.
Symbols.2
Look through.2
The bare tree....
I'm watching you.
The way out.
Waiting for new sowing.
A romantic dinner. Only candle light.
After the vintage.
The new oven.
Work is finished.
A grey wall.
Sangiovese.
On sale.
Autunno a Torgiano.
♀️
Baking in my kitchen.......
My name.
La Scarzuola.
Una sera d'autunno.
Fuoco e castagne.
This makes me smile:)
Good bye. Beneath a new sky.
Pale sun over Fjallsárlón glacier.
Peaceful Friday.
Sveitarfélagið Hornafjörður.
Skalafell.
Tongue of the glacier.
Goðafoss. 3
Goðafoss. 2
Goðafoss.1
Beitarhúsið. 3
Beitarhúsið. 2
Beitarhúsið.1
Along Hringvegur.
Hringvegur. 2
Hringvegur.
Búðakirkja .
Glaumbæjarkirkja. 2
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La Scarzuola.
Wish you a wonderful week ahead.
Here plenty of "benches" HBM
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Scarzuola
La Scarzuola is an architectural complex in Umbria, located in Montegiove, Terni Province, Italy.
It was originally the site of a 13th-century convent associated with St. Francis of Assisi, but was partially abandoned in the 19th century
In 1957, the Milanese architect Tomaso Buzzi purchased the convent site and converted it into a multi-faceted architectural complex mainly built with the remains of the convent.
Buzzi built the complex as his interpretation of the ideal city.[1]
Here plenty of "benches" HBM
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Scarzuola
La Scarzuola is an architectural complex in Umbria, located in Montegiove, Terni Province, Italy.
It was originally the site of a 13th-century convent associated with St. Francis of Assisi, but was partially abandoned in the 19th century
In 1957, the Milanese architect Tomaso Buzzi purchased the convent site and converted it into a multi-faceted architectural complex mainly built with the remains of the convent.
Buzzi built the complex as his interpretation of the ideal city.[1]
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Fabio
Wonderful series!
I will come back here.
Need to.
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