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BLACK & WHITE SUNDAY: TRACES OF THE PAST Y3-06
A step into the past, back to some 6,000 BC among the neolithic stones called Almendres Cromlech (Cromeleque dos Almendres) belonging to the “megalithic universe of Évora”, Portugal.
©Paula Borkovic
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always happy to learn something new. I have never heard of this site. love your images, specially the first one.
http://lessywannagohome.blogspot.be/2017/06/the-collector.html
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Thank you, Klara. Looking forward to seeing your entry. I will be at my computer tomorrow.
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Excellent.
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Fabulous. I must ask the wife if she knows of these stones?
And talking of the The Stones, 😉
https://attaleuntold.wordpress.com/2017/06/11/traces-of-the-past-black-and-white-sunday/
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Thank you, Ark. 🙂 I will be able to look at the links tommorow, can’t get to my computer today. Thanks so much for thinking of my challenges.
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Always a pleasure. And fun, too!
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That’s amazingly. Great pictures and incredibly old.
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I was aware of them when we were up at Evora a few years ago, but it was quite cool and wet the day we passed by. Impressive, aren’t they? Thanks for sharing and the lovely haunting music. 🙂 🙂 Happy Sunday, with hugs, Paula!
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Great post.. here is my contribution.. https://rkarkera.wordpress.com/2017/06/11/black-white-sunday-traces-of-past/
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That is one stunning gathering of Neolithic megaliths, Paula. And it’s at least the second time your photos have shown up deficiencies in my Prehistory degree course. I don’t remember Portugal being properly mentioned at all. So a double thank you – great photos and a vision of the ancient past that is not in my mental filing cabinet.
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Thank you very much, Tish. I am so glad I could share them with you. 🙂
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Ooh, I love a good Cromlech, Paula! I have a much more recent Trace of the Past for you: https://suejudd.com/2017/06/11/black-white-sunday-traces-of-the-past-3/
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Eu foi lá…..
Terrific and incredible…
Love this, Paula!
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Thank you, Anna. I am glad you had a chance to see it too 🙂
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I can just see Obelix delivering his menhirs to the site and rearranging them. Thanks for sharing, including the follow-up link, an interesting read.
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Oh, attractive desolation. Wonderful images Paula, and I would never have guessed it was Portugal. A part of the country that I still want to visit – and these views definitely tell me to go there! (And the ghostly music is a perfect match) Have a great Sunday. I’ve gone French this week: https://travelwithintent.com/2017/06/11/fontaine-des-girondins/
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Meaning no disrespect but it looks like a cemetery filled with giant tombstones. Great pictures and haunting music, Paula! Happy Sunday to you! 🙂
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This time, from Garry – Boston’s wharf. https://teepee12.com/2017/06/11/the-old-wharf-boston-garry-armstrong/
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I really like the light in the first photo.
Here is my trace of the past:
https://mostlymonochrome.wordpress.com/2017/06/11/arrow-slit/
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https://tishfarrell.com/2017/06/11/traces-of-the-past-monuments-to-cornwalls-tin-miners/ Here are my traces, Paula. Forgot to say how much I love the way you captured the sun in the tree. With the stones behind, glowing in the sun – the whole effect is ethereal.
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Wonderful Paula, I love it. This is my entry: https://balance440.wordpress.com/2017/06/11/black-white-sunday-traces-of-the-past-y2-06/.
Have a nice week Paula!!!
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They’re magnificent and I’ve never heard of them so thank you. They look like a gathering of women having a chat, the blogging circle of friends 🙂 Here’s my attempt, happy Tuesday!
https://lucidgypsy.com/2017/06/12/hope-and-renewal/
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Love the stones Paula.
Here is my contribution
https://bushboy.blog/2017/06/13/traces-of-the-past-some-car-bits/
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I love the way the sun shines through the tree. Both are wonderful photographs, Paula.
Thank you for the peaceful music as I viewed your post today. Happy Tuesday.
Isadora 😎
https://isadoraartandphotography.com/2017/06/14/old-corona-typewriter/
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