skyean ® Photo's World posted a photo:

20260905 澳門 Macau·官也街·新濠天地水舞間

MST_Alagoas posted a photo:

Foto de Sara Leite

Omroep Zeeland posted a photo:

Door ria brasser, oost souburg
Herfstpompoenen, vruchten van de aankomende herfstperiode

HoutHans posted a photo:

PTR posted a photo:

msyb4095 posted a photo:

شماره خاله کرج 09960102119، شماره خاله فردیس، شماره خاله نظرآباد، شماره خاله ساوجبلاغ، شماره خاله طالقان، شماره خاله اشتهارد، شماره خاله چهارباغ، شماره خاله هشتگرد، شماره خاله محمدشهر، شماره خاله ماهدشت، شماره خاله کمالشهر، شماره خاله مشکیندشت، شماره خاله گرمدره، شماره خاله گلسار، شماره خاله کوهسار، شماره خاله تنکمان، شماره خاله گوهردشت، شماره خاله مهرشهر، شماره خاله حصارک، شماره خاله آسارا، شماره خاله فشند، شماره خاله برغان، شماره خاله کردان، شماره خاله سهیلیه، شماره خاله تهراندشت، شماره خاله چندار، شماره خاله خور، شماره خاله صفادشت.

FredCoLibrary posted a photo:

Linda DV posted a photo:

Italy
Campania

Herculaneum Archaeological Park

The main attraction of Herculaneum is the Roman ruins of Herculaneum . Like Pompeii, this flourishing coastal city was completely buried in 79 AD by a devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
Unlike Pompeii, Herculaneum was not covered by ash and rubble, but by a layer of hot liquid pyroclastic material and mud approximately 20 meters thick. As a result, organic materials such as wooden furniture, roofs, food, and skeletons have remained exceptionally well preserved.

According to legend, Herculaneum was founded by Hercules, who was returning from one of his Twelve Labours. Historically, it was most likely founded by the Oscans, an Italic tribe of the 8th century BC, and later became part of both the Etruscan and Samnite dominions. Under the control of the Romans, the city was a renowned seaside resort where some of the richest Roman citizens spent their summer vacations. It was built according to the standard model of Hippodamus of Miletus with a grid of crossing Decumans and Cardos. The houses were elegant and large and there were public buildings that were abundant and large, compared to the small number of inhabitants (estimated to be 5,000).

On 5 February AD 62, the resort city suffered heavy damage from violent earthquakes. Restoration projects were still ongoing at that time and were cut short in AD 79, when Vesuvius violently erupted and completely buried the small city under thick layers of hot volcanic debris. Unlike neighboring Pompeii, which was buried under pumice and fine ash, the citizens of Herculaneum died of severe thermal shock from successions of superheated pyroclastic surges and lava flows.

Muses7 posted a photo:

媽媽親友伴娘妝髮作品集

life is once, forever !!! posted a photo:

julienpandabernard posted a photo:

shorty2hands posted a photo:

Screenshot

snowformatics posted a photo:

Trinimusic2008 -blessings posted a photo:

CYule Buses posted a photo:

Thomas Of Rhondda WTA 420 In Princes Street Edinburgh

io74825 posted a photo:

NABU|naturgucker posted a photo:

Gottesanbeterin (Mantis religiosa)
(c) Alina Bauer

Martin P Perry posted a photo:

Fit & Go Pets posted a photo:

Estherdg2012 posted a photo: