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Weekly Photo Challenge: Masterpiece

I chose these pictures for the Weekly Photo Challenge: Masterpiece as I love scenery and consider it both man’s masterpieces of creation complimenting the natural beauty of many vistas.  The first is photo taken in Ravello, Italy.  It shows the creativity of man, building homes and agriculture in nearly impossible locations.

The Hills Around Ravello
The Hills Around Ravello

This next photo wass taken in Montserrat, Spain.  Absolutely stunning scenery.  If you are in Barcelona, you MUST go to Montserrat.

Montserrat From The Townsite
Montserrat From The Town-site

And from above

Looking Down On Montserrat
Looking Down On Montserrat

 

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7 responses to “Weekly Photo Challenge: Masterpiece”

  1. Ishaiya Avatar
    Ishaiya

    Wonderful images! I agree, there is nothing that says “masterpiece” more than a beautiful natural scene. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
    Have a great weekend!
    Ishaiya

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    1. John Phillips Avatar
      John Phillips

      You too. Just popped in on your space. Very well done.

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      1. Ishaiya Avatar
        Ishaiya

        Thank you!

        Reply
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  3. Busanee Dominguez Avatar
    Busanee Dominguez

    Your top photo invoked memories of my train ride to Venice with my family. It was a beautiful ride, and I was also intrigued by how the Italians built their house and cultivated their land on the side of a mountain. Thanks for the memories. 🙂

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    1. John Phillips Avatar
      John Phillips

      It is pretty wild though. We did the amalfi coast highway and some houses used the roof of another house as their garden. Walk out their front door onto the roof of a house covered with plants.

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      1. Busanee Dominguez Avatar
        Busanee Dominguez

        I was impressed that most people still had gardens. The people realized they were going to live there and just made it work. Quite inspiring.

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