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In April 2010 I made a photo-trip to Crete. The main goal was surching and documenting the wild orchids and endimic flora of the Island. I already posted some of the species back in april (all images posted between 23/04/2010 and 15/05/2010).
In this series I will be posting mainly cityscapes and landscapes taken on the island during that trip.
For me it is a good occasion to review my images and select only the best and most representative ones from this trip.
Image: Phaistos (Crete) - 07/04/2010
© Johan Dierckx
The photos on this site are copyrighted, which prohibits anyone to use them to sell, give away, use in email or newsgroups, use in a homepage or otherwise showing to the public without my explicit, prior, written permission. Please feel free to use the "contact"-button below to contact me with any questions.
All species are photographed in their natural habitat, without cutting or capturing them, and with maximal respect and the least possible disturbance to the environment.
(To see species in the same taxonomic rank (Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus), please use the tags provided with the image. The last tag is the Iso-code for the country where the image was taken. Image-date in DD/MM/YYYY format.)
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@myky: Thank you, Myky. Can you imagine these vases are almost manhigh ? Extroardinary !
@حسن صنوبری: Thank you very much for your visit and comment !
@marc battault: Thx, Marc. Greetz !
@Marilla: I'm not a big fan of "old stones"... but visiting those archeological sites is a "must do" on Crete and i have to admit that visiting the roots of our civilisation gives a special sensation.
@¨‘°ºO Dutçh Oº°‘¨: The roots of our "civilisation" .... It all started with a vase ?? But is it indeed a wonderfull place when you are a fan of "old stones" ...
@Julie Brown: They have been restored indeed, Julie. The intact and complete ones have been transfered to museums I guess...
@¨‘°ºO Dutçh Oº°‘¨: Indeed, Kristen. It's just unfortunate that so many things were damaged during those centuries of mankind-presence ... But feeling the roots of our "civilisation" in such places is a very special sensation.
