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Saturday, 24-Oct-2009 12:24 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Photo Challenge #209 – Musician in action

 
 
 
 
This are some photos of Dream Theater im Portugal in 2004. Had to go back in this archive to get them back since I've lost all the photos from the 2001-2008 era

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Friday, 23-Oct-2009 00:31 Email | Share | | Bookmark
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Friday, 28-Aug-2009 15:00 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Pieces of Italy IX

 
One part of Craco is just completly destroyed. Imagine walking down a street and sudently it just disapears into a massive landslide. It is visible that some of the ruined houses where reinforced with metal beams after it's destruction. Perhaps they where strengthened to make the rescue team work less dangerous...

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Friday, 21-Aug-2009 08:32 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Pieces of Italy VIII

 
The hills of Basillicata. It feels like looking into a scene from a Western Spaghetti movie. Why did they filmed in southern Spain and avoided they're own countrie's natural landscape is a mistery to me.

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Tuesday, 18-Aug-2009 09:05 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Pieces of Italy VII

 
The decaying roofs of a small palace in Craco. Not touched by the earthquake, but being destroyed, slowly, by time

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Sunday, 9-Aug-2009 10:38 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Pieces of Italy VI

 
Marks of the Earthquake that hit Craco. A house perfectly intact and on the other side of the street, just a few meters away a roof that colapsed by the shock waves.

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Saturday, 8-Aug-2009 11:09 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Pieces of Italy V

 
Have you ever built a sand castle on the beach. Grabbed a handfull of sand near the sea, and squeezed it so the mud drops from your hand like sandy raindrops? Imagine building a castle like this, then build a stone town on top of it. That is what Craco looks like. You see a town built around strange eroded natural sand towers. Like this one.

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Saturday, 1-Aug-2009 19:56 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Pieces of Italy IV

 
Houses in Craco. Still with the wood windows in place, banging on the concrete has the wind blows trough the empty rooms...

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Monday, 20-Jul-2009 20:32 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Pieces of Italy III

 
Craco. A Ghost Town in Basilicata. After a series of earthquakes and landslides the city was declared a hazard and not suitable for habitation. So the population was sent into a new town and the ruins of the old town left abandoned

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Sunday, 19-Jul-2009 21:56 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Pieces of Italy II

 
One of the cities I visited in southern Italy was Tursi. Set in a hilltop, the town grew around an original muslim setlement. Today there are still muslim architecture details well visible in the old town. The most impressive thing abot Tursi and most of the cities in that region, is that they are built on this hills of wet sand with thousands of years. This makes this cities the worst place to be during an earthquake. Almost every house has a basement wich is dug on the wet sand. You can actually dig this caves with your bare hands and you can find shells buried in that milenial sand

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