#Agropoli

[chintzmann]

One holiday, several impressions. Feels a bit unbalanced to counter the airy watercolours with the much heavier digital night paintings here, but seperating them for reasons of style just didn't feel right. From top to bottom: 1) Agropoli harbour in the wee hours of the morning

2) Agropoli harbour at night

3) View from our balcony, right down the street

4) Agropoli harbour at dusk

5) waiting for our flight in Naples. They are not all anatomically on point but I like the linework in most of them :).

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📍⛅️🩵🌊

[carminespinelli]

Presenze.

[mrm9]

Things gets better at the sea!

[areccofrancesco]

Porto di Agropoli

[almustaphamultisynergy]

Rice Thrasher Complete

[epigrafico]

Kill a part of yourself just to better your health

[veneregreca]

I can't get you off my mind.❤️

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Oscar Wilde

BIOGRAPHY Oscar Fingal O’ Flahertie Wills Wilde nacque a Dublino il 16 Ottobre 1854. Suo padreWilliam era un rinomato chirurgo e uno scrittore versatile; sua madre Jane FrancescaElgée, una poetessa e un’accesa nazionalista irlandese.Il futuro scrittore dopo aver frequentato il prestigioso Trinity College a Dublino e ilMagdalen College, divenne presto popolare per la sua lingua sferzante, per i…

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Larissa Iapichino 🇮🇹

2023 Italian Championships U23 (Agropoli)

[classystarfishdreamer]

Maria Cuono: una poetessa dalle mille sfumature, tra versi e melodie

Maria è una docente, scrittrice, giornalista e speaker con una vasta esperienza nel campo della comunicazione. Ha collaborato con diverse testate giornalistiche e radiofoniche, fondando anche Radio Giustizia. Ha pubblicato tre libri, l’ultimo dei quali, “Tutto con il cuore”, ha ricevuto riconoscimenti a livello internazionale. Attualmente gestisce la Web Agency Maria Cuono Communication,…

[anditendshowyoudexpect]

boy have i come a long way from crying over Sprawlopolis on cold November nights

[whencyclopedia]

Paestum

Paestum, also known by its original Greek name as Poseidonia, was a Greek colony founded on the west coast of Italy, some 80 km south of modern-day Naples. Prospering as a trade centre it was conquered first by the Lucanians and then, with the new Latin name of Paestum, the city became an important Roman colony in the 3rd century BCE. Today it is one of the most visited archaeological sites in the world due to its three excellently preserved large Greek temples.

Founding of the Colony

In the 7th century BCE a second wave of Greek colonization occurred in Magna Graecia and, in c. 600 BCE, colonists from Sybaris in southern Italy founded the colony or city-state (polis) of Poseidonia (meaning sacred to Poseidon) at a spot chosen for its fertile plain, land access through the Lucanian hills, and sea port. According to the ancient historian Strabo, the colonists first built fortifications on the coast before later moving inland to build their city proper. The colony prospered so that by the 6th century BCE there was an important sanctuary (Foce del Sele) and monumental temples dedicated to the Greek goddesses Hera and Athena. The city was planned out in a precise grid pattern and surrounded by walls. The town benefitted from a large agora and became wealthy enough to mint its own coinage and expand its territorial control to the wider countryside. Eventually, Poseidonia administered the plain between the river Sele in the north and the Agropoli promontory to the south.

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Agropoli; Salerno (Italy)

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Destinazione Cilento - Una vacanza tra cultura e tradizione