Today's blog will be in images of old things, man-made and sustainable, that caught my eye and I thought might make you curious. I'll add a simple caption for each and if you have a question or comment, you can quote the caption if that matters. I provided links in some captions that I found interesting. Enjoy!
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| Cruz de Santo Toribio: The town in the distance is Astorga |
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| Doors tell stories here |
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| Anyone Home? |
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| I've seen other ones like that! |
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| Cathedral Santa Maria in Astorga (Minecraft Version here) |
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| Beautiful natural siding |
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| Fuentencalada- where water is available for man and beast |
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| Petroglyphs |
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| Library Entrance in Castrillo de Los Polvazares |
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| You are Welcome Here |
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| Signs Along the Way |
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| Where Did I Put My Keys? |
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| Is that Guy Wearing a Mask? |
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| More Storytelling Doors |
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| A Reminder |
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| A Well Known Mother and Child |
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| It's Been Going on for Years! |
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| There Is Light At the End of the Tunnel |
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| This Signage Still Works at Walking Speeds |
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| Medieval Baptistry |
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| Cruz de Ferro |
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| Keeping the Sheep In or Pilgrims Out? |
The Other Jew of the Day is photojournalist Gerda Taro (1910–1937): a 26-year-old Jewish émigré from Leipzig, Germany. Taro had died in Spain, while covering the Battle of Brunete, during the second year of the Spanish Civil War. Taro was a celebrated photographer and the first female photojournalist to be killed on the frontline.
Beautiful photos!
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