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sadis-gate · 1 year ago
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Dining - Kitchen
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A mid-sized minimalist galley kitchen design example has a flat-panel sink, brown cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island, and beige and light wood floors. It also has an island and white countertops.
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ifthiswasny · 1 year ago
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San Francisco Modern Kitchen Example of a mid-sized minimalist galley light wood floor and beige floor eat-in kitchen design with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, brown cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops
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2seeitall · 1 month ago
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The Temple of Aphaia, Aegina - Greece
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vestaignis · 2 months ago
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Фингалова пещера – источник вдохновения.
У западного побережья Шотландии, входящей в состав Великобритании, расположен необитаемый остров под названием Стаффа. Остров Стаффа ­– самый миниатюрный из состава Гебридских островов. Его площадь ограничивается 33 гектарами, а самая высокая точка над уровнем моря не превышает 42 м.Всё побережье Стаффа украшают величественные базальтовые колонны, образующие подобие грандиозного природного театра или собора. Остров приобрел популярность в далеком 1722 году после того, как на него удалось попасть популярному британскому исследователю Джозефу Бэнксу. Исследователь подробно и красочно описал этот удивительный дикий клочок земли и акцентировал свое внимание на поющей пещере, которую он сравнил с Лувром. 
Протяжённость Фингаловой пещеры – 113 м , а ширина входа чуть больше 16 метров . Стены пещеры состоят из базальтовых колонн шестигранной формы высотой до 20 метров. Они были сформированы в потоке палеоценовой лавы, и похожи на прямые, а где-то изогнутые шестигранные столбы. Завораживающая Фингалова пещера, свод которой выгнут наподобие купола собора, интересна не только своими впечатляющими масштабами и оригинальностью формы, но ещё и уникальной природной мелодичностью. В силу специфики купола пещеры звуки ветра здесь задерживаются на доли секунд, рождая поистине впечатляющие по своему звучанию мелодии.Кроме того, огромный зал Фингаловой пещеры многократно повторяет отголоски шума прибоя, что создаётся иллюзия, будто весь этот природный собор создаёт уникальную музыку и буквально поёт. Любопытен ещё и тот факт, что «издаваемые» пещерой звуки слышны на значительном удалении от неё. Поэтому, даже ещё лишь приближаясь на катере к острову Стаффа, можно услышать уникальную «музыку природы».
Свое название Фингалова Пещера получила по имени героя древних кельтских легенд. Это Фингал (дословно значит «белый странник») или как его еще называли Финн мак Кумал, о котором в 18 веке рассказал шотландский поэт и любитель мистификаций Джеймсом Макферсоном. Фактически Джеймс собрал воедино множество мифов об этом герое и опубликовал книгу под названием «Сочинения Оссиана, сына Фингала, переведённые с гэльского языка Джеймсом Макферсоном».
Многие люди искусства под воздействием Фингаловой Пещеры ощущали прилив творческой энергии и открывали новые грани своей деятельности. Мендельсон написал увертюру «Фингалова Пещера». Вальтер Скотт признавался, что это место одно из самых удивительных в мире. Жюль Верн использовал описание пещеры в своих книгах «Путешествие к центру Земли» и «Таинственный остров». Художник Дж. М. У. Тернер написал картину «Staffa, Fingal's Cave» , в том же году, малоизвестное чудо стало туристическим объектом. Pink Floyd назвали одну из своих ранних неизданных песен именем пещеры.
Если смотреть изнутри пещеры, то на горизонте будет виден остров Айона, на котором захоронены короли древней Шотландии, включая знаменитого Макбета ( Мак Бетад мак Финдляйх).
Fingal's Cave - a source of inspiration.
Off the west coast of Scotland, which is part of Great Britain, there is an uninhabited island called Staffa. The island of Staffa is the smallest of the Hebrides. Its area is limited to 33 hectares, and the highest point above sea level does not exceed 42 m. The entire coast of Staffa is decorated with majestic basalt columns, forming a semblance of a grand natural theater or cathedral. The island gained popularity back in 1722 after the popular British explorer Joseph Banks managed to get there. The explorer described this amazing wild piece of land in detail and colorfully and focused his attention on the singing cave, which he compared to the Louvre.
The length of Fingal's Cave is 113 m, and the width of the entrance is just over 16 meters. The walls of the cave consist of basalt columns of a hexagonal shape up to 20 meters high. They were formed in the flow of Paleocene lava, and look like straight, and somewhere curved hexagonal columns. The fascinating Fingal's Cave, the arch of which is curved like a cathedral dome, is interesting not only for its impressive scale and originality of form, but also for its unique natural melody. Due to the specificity of the cave dome, the sounds of the wind here linger for fractions of a second, giving birth to melodies that are truly impressive in their sound. In addition, the huge hall of Fingal's Cave repeatedly repeats the echoes of the sound of the surf, which creates the illusion that this entire natural cathedral creates unique music and literally sings. Another curious fact is that the sounds "emitted" by the cave can be heard at a considerable distance from it. Therefore, even just approaching the island of Staffa by boat, you can hear the unique "music of nature".
Fingal's Cave got its name from the hero of ancient Celtic legends. This is Fingal (literally meaning "white wanderer") or as he was also called Finn mac Cumhal, who was described in the 18th century by the Scottish poet and hoaxer James Macpherson. In fact, James collected many myths about this hero and published a book called "The Works of Ossian, the son of Fingal, translated from the Gaelic by James Macpherson". Many artists under the influence of Fingal's Cave felt a surge of creative energy and discovered new facets of their activities. Mendelssohn wrote the overture "Fingal's Cave". Walter Scott admitted that this place is one of the most amazing in the world. Jules Verne used the description of the cave in his books "Journey to the Center of the Earth" and "The Mysterious Island". The artist J. M. W. Turner painted "Staffa, Fingal's Cave" in the same year, a little-known miracle became a tourist attraction. Pink Floyd named one of their early unreleased songs after the cave.
If you look from inside the cave, you will see the island of Iona on the horizon, where the kings of ancient Scotland are buried, including the famous Macbeth (Mac Bethad mac Findlaich).
Источник: //tourpedia.ru/fingal-cave/ © Энциклопедия Туризма TourPedia.ru, //cattur.ru/europa/uk/fingalova-peshhera.html, //www. youtube.com/shorts/tOiXb_QX5dg,/pikabu.ru/story/geometricheskaya_fingalova_peshchera_v_shotlandii_5974088,/www.ixbt.com/live/travel/poyuschaya-peschera-fingala-v-chem-ee-unikalnost.html,//www. proboating.ru/articles/traveling/fingal-cave-scotland/,/topvoyager . com/fingalova-peshhera/,/tourpedia.ru/fingal-cave/.
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Rawda Island Nilometer, Egypt
The nilometer is an ancient device used to measure the water level of the Nile River.
These measurements were crucial in Ancient Egypt, as the level of the Nile determined the fertility of agricultural land and therefore the annual harvest.
A nilometer could consist of a graduated column, a stone staircase, or a well connected to the river.
Priests and officials were analyzing these measures to predict floods and plan resource distribution.
Photo By: @littleleafphotographynz
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emaadsidiki · 1 month ago
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Altes Museum, Berlin, Germany. ❁ཻུ۪
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mothmiso · 3 months ago
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Rhodes 2024 (2) (3) (4) (5) by Arnold van Wijk
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drewtanakagf · 3 months ago
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you don’t have to reply to this ask but i just wanted to add that i hope your vacation was super nice and getting offline like that sounds lovely!!! i forgot to say this in the last ask oops
my vacation was so great!!! I went to NYC to visit my grandma and some family but afterwards I went to statue of liberty/ellis Island. I did get heatstroke (LOL) but had to lock tf in bc I had a concert so I was up in my grandma's like 5x5 ft kitchen with ice packs on my hands and feet. BUT THE CONCERT WAS AMAZING!!!! I went to see ateez and HOLY FUCK they're amazing ‼
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boneszphoto · 8 months ago
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buildings & houses of 'victoria' bc
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monsieurbj · 2 years ago
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Taylor Point LIghthouse provides a beacon for boaters in the shallow and rocky waters off Chuckanut Drive near Anacortes, WA . Very picturesque with the san Juan Islands looming in the background. The stone tower is only about 25' tall but highly visible to boaters. Located at the Taylor Shellfish Farms.
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stairnaheireann · 9 months ago
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#OTD in 1893 – Peadar O’Donnell, novelist, editor of the newspaper An Phoblacht (The Republic) and social reformer, is born in Co Donegal.
A school teacher by profession, he taught on Arranmore Island before leaving for Scotland to assist migrant labourers in their strike for improved pay and conditions. Returning to Ireland, he became involved in the Republican Movement and played an active part in the War of Independence. O’Donnell opposed the Anglo-Irish Treaty and in January 1922 he joined the group, led by Irish novelist Liam…
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2seeitall · 30 days ago
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The Temple of Aphaia (Aegina), Greece
The nymph Aphaia was worshipped on the island of Aegina (Aigina) since the 2nd millennium BC, and only there. She was thought of as the daughter of Zeus and was similar to the virgin goddess Artemis. Like Artemis, Aphaia protected women in childbirth. Her temple was a place principally of female cult.
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gskerr · 1 year ago
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lashtuns · 1 year ago
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Transitional Kitchen - Dining Example of a mid-sized transitional l-shaped dark wood floor eat-in kitchen design with a drop-in sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, wood countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island
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marnz · 2 years ago
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McMillan Family Mausoleum, San Juan Island, November 2022
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mothmiso · 1 month ago
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Philae (2) (3) (4) by Panegyrics of Granovetter
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(1) Philae, an island just below the Nile's first cataract, was the site of sacred worship from the 7th century BCE to the Roman period. The structures on the island were relocated to the (similar) island of Agilkia when it was revealed that they were damaged in flooding due to the construction of the Aswan Dam. (2) Isis in her temple. (3) Stylized palm columns, temple of Isis. (4) Hathor heads.     
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