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[VN] TEK-nology Limni and Etekumuiq, my ARK survivors. Explaining TEK technology to the tinker so they can kill gigas (or no) This is uuuh in a way, a redraw of an old animatic :> am happy caus it's featured in the ARK Community Crunch n°348
I'm exhausted and I am not even there
For 6 days my island is burning, people are trying to save their villages practically on their own...
Last night it was hell on earth, the fire came into my village and it was held back only by those who refused to evacuate. I saw the fire circling my house on live tv and knew my brother and father and neighbours held their ground in there. They are crazy and they are heroes, along with all those who live mainly on the forest line and did not evacuate, our village still stands.
The fire still burns, after leaving 40.000 acres of pure forest scorched. Day 7 tommorow.
Limni, Evia, Greece. August 2021.
Greece and Hellenes around the world celebrated Epiphany on Thursday, one of Christianity’s most important feasts, with protection measures.
Greece and Hellenes around the world celebrated Epiphany on Thursday, one of Christianity’s most important feasts, with protection measures for the coronavirus.
Greek Reporter was at the village of Limni in northern Evia where a procession through the village took place before the local priest threw the Holy Cross in the water. Divers fell in the sea aiming to be the first to catch and retrieve the cross.
λίμνη 2018
Limni, Evia
Photo source: Yiannis Baboulias - @YiannisBab
The devastating fires on the Greek island of Evia have caused unfathomable destruction and pain to thousands of people in tens of villages and towns.
The tragically heroic story of Konstantinos Pantazis, who is a resident of the coastal town of Limni, sums up the magnitude of the catastrophe that struck.
In an exclusive interview with Greek Reporter, Pantazis spoke about his experience in the hours from Friday afternoon to Saturday morning.
It was almost certain that his home was going to be among the hundredths of others that have already been destroyed completely on Evia and elsewhere in Greece.
However, Pantazis chose to stay behind and fight the fires to save anything that could be saved.
”The evacuation order came through at around 7-7:30 PM. People went to the beach and waited for the ferry boat. I stayed behind. I would never leave my property. Never,” he said with determination.
λίμνη 2017
λίμνη 2017
