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[neilfromsydney2003]

Bouncing their big juicy pecs (ai video)

[caleigh2045]

😺 Too bright to hide, too cute to miss!

[wdlabo]

インスタで流れてきたAIお絵描き？のカシオがかっこよくてこのまま製品化して欲しい。

[fantastic-creatures]

Pencil Art

[drawiaplus]

[aiartlobby]

Alone

[worlds-of-imaginations]

The Magic of Old Castles...

Defensive fortresses were probably built since the birth of the first cities (the date of the beginning of civilization is constantly changing with new discoveries and today we can risk the thesis that the first organized settlements and cities were established about 12 thousand years ago, e.g. Qaramel).

Medieval castles became a symbol of the long era of the Middle Ages in Europe, although at that time they were also built in India and Arab countries.

The French castle Doué-la-Fontaine from around 950 is considered the oldest in Europe. The largest castle the size of a large medieval city was the former fortress of the Teutonic Order in former Prussia (now Poland). Built for almost 200 years, it reached a total area of ​​about 21 hectares and the volume of buildings exceeded a quarter of a million cubic meters. Additionally, from the south, the castle was adjacent to a slightly smaller city surrounded by defensive walls, creating one huge impregnable fortress with the monumental castle.

Castle interiors were often richly painted with colourful scenes from court life or religious scenes. Since the 16th century, many old castles have been rebuilt and destroyed as impractical buildings in the face of changes in warfare. However, in the 19th century, an unexpected turn occurred, a renewed fascination with the Middle Ages in architecture led to the emergence of neo-Gothic. Today, distant echoes of castle architecture can be found in many buildings from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, including railway stations, official and utility buildings (such as the famous Tower Bridge in London).