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©Franco Truscello said:

Thank you so much Analdelmann.

Greetings from Italy

Franco


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skroggy said:

Just a fantastic, really a remarkable view. Regards from Denmark


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Riccardo Cella said:

Yellow star!!


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Anderson Paulo said:

Phantastic Picture! Greatings from Berlin


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needing said:

这是哪里? 那个球好灵,我好想去。


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ZAHIDCOASSRI said:

very nice and wonderfull photo of the nature captured here


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wolffystyle said:

Yes, indeed, thanks Rafael.


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Samo T. said:

A legend of the castle: Erazem Lueger, who in the 15th century defied the imperial army in his rocky fortress, passed into legend shortly after his tragic death. The episode has frequently been used in literature and depicted in paintings.

The historical background to the story shows that the knight had incurred the wrath of the imperial court for two reasons: the murder of a kinsman of the emperor and his dealings with the emperor’s Hungarian enemies. When he succeeded in fleeing to Carniola, he committed a number of brigandish attacks. As a result of all this, the governor of Trieste, Casper Ravbar, set out to hunt him down. To try and force Erazem to surrender, Ravbar laid siege to the castle for several months (the winter and spring of 1484), during which time he received a number of gifts from Erazem: meat, fish, and even cherries, with which the inhabitants of the castle were supplied by means of a secret passage. It was only after bribing a messenger that he was at last able to seal the fate of the rebellious knight with a well-aimed cannonball.That the legend is still alive and just as interesting today as it was in the past is demonstrated by the great popularity of the annual medieval tournament which bear’s Erazem’s name.


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Ivan Botev said:

Фото замечательное!Привет!


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Jon Martínez Soto said:

Wonderful shot!

Congratulations!

JON


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