Here & There

Travel pictures of interesting places & things. Mind the gap caused by some kind of virus & official restrictions on travel for what seemed a long time. (See also:http://cargocollective.com/Unrealities [fiction], www.zmkc.blogspot.com plus zedmkc on Instagram)

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At the National Gallery London they have gathered the paintings of Königstein (south-east of Dresden) by Bellotto. This one is usually in Manchester Art Gallery. It was painted 1756-8, oil on canvas

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Rovinj

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My favourite figure in Udine

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Rijeka fruit & vegetable market (there is also a marvellous fish market, the freshness of what’s on sale there is exhilarating, a sea of glistening, bright, silver & heaped pinkish orange yabbies (langoustines, if you didn’t spend your childhood in Australia catching them with jam jars dangled on strings)

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Gosausee

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Gosausee, Austria

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Gosausee, Austria

Gosausee, Austria

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Rovinj

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The unique beauty of the old Jewish cemetery of Tállya ‒ the final resting place of the once-thriving Jewish community in Budapest, Hungary.

Save the abandoned Jewish cemetery of Tállya here

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Községi Elemi Népiskola on the corner of Dózsa György út & Lehel u., Budapest

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Községi Elemi Népiskola on the corner of Dózsa György út & Lehel u., Budapest

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Községi Elemi Népiskola on the corner of Dózsa György út & Lehel u., Budapest

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Jardin de l’Abbaye de la Cambre, Brussels

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The doorway of the Jacquart champagne house, Reims, is meant to represent a barrel. It is flanked by mosaic pictures showing stages in the champagne making process

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Worcester Cathedral ~

I love it when on a hot summer day the west door of the cathedral is opened and a cooling breeze from the river below wafts through.The beautiful great west window depicts The Creation and was largely designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott and was part of the Victorian renovations of the cathedral in 1874….however the present cathedral was built between 1084 and1504 and represents every style of English architecture from Norman to Perpendicular Gothic.

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Great Stour River, Kent