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New horizons
Beyond them or just through them, when horizons are not borders anymore…
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This is the last episode of this picture series focused on South Sardegna. Click below from the previous episodes and thanks for following!
Surprise!
Things do not always look like what they really are…
It’s a shark! It’s a man! It is …
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Man on water
Wrong winds
A modern shepherd
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Alles paletti!
Alles paletti is an obscure-origin, German way-of-saying meaning everything’s OK. Alles means all, paletti means sticks. All sticks!?
Chimneys from Sarroch industrial area
Real wooden paletti from Le Dune beach, Chia.
Street lamps protruding out of the citadel of Saint Remy, Cagliari.
Yacht masts in front of Cagliari city hall.
Electricity poles across the ponds of Santa Gilla close to Cagliari
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Blue lagoons
From emerald greens to sapphire blues, the magnificent colors of Sardegna waters
38°52’44.4″N 8°51’15.3″E
38°53’42.2″N 8°48’50.2″E
38°54’47.8″N 8°46’50.9″E
38°52’36.2″N 8°51’21.4″E
38°53’34.3″N 8°49’40.5″E
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Changing skies
A day along with changing clouds over Sardegna,
Sunrise aside Chia tower, 6 am
Stangioni de Su Sali, freshwater lagoon, 8 am
Stagno di Capoterra and windmill park seen from the State Road 195 Sulcitana, 2 pm
Faro di capo Spartivento (lighthouse), 6 pm
Storm over Domus de Maria, 11pm
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A day in pink
From dawn until dusk with the flamingos in the salty waters of Chia’s pond. Click each picture to zoom in.
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Material Art
From ancient caves to modern graffiti. A short walk through Sardinian Art
Inside the caves “Grotte Is Zuddas”: stalactites merged with stalagmites and cave flowers of aragonite carved since 600 million years ago
Giganti di Mont’e Prama (Oristano, Sardegna), the most ancient statues of the Mediterranean area carved around the XIII century b.C.
Nuragic warrior carrying a shield with 4 daggers, bronze of the Nuragic age (1600 b.C. to 900 b.C), Cagliari archeological museum
Ex voto (eye pain? headache?) from the Punic age (900 b.C. to Roman times): Cagliari archeological museum.
Graffiti, Cagliari
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