Photo Album - no Google aerial screenshots
Photo Album - no Google aerial screenshots
Real photographs give a much better idea of scale and detail. Here are a few to start:
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- Naarden Star Fort 15.jpg (764.77 KiB) Viewed 13521 times
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Malta in detail
When it comes to scale Malta is a prime example. Where does bedrock end and masonry begin?
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Elvas, Portugal
A few shots of the lovely and amazing Elvas, Portugal
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Re: Photo Album - no Google aerial screenshots
Wow just amazing, for a long time my awe was reserved for what we call megalithic structures but some of these star forts are just off the scale in terms of visual impact and that is from the stuff we see above ground, i know that most if not all have just as much going on underneath the surface as above and if not even more.
I also love the multi level aqueduct, kind of like the one that runs to the vatican!
I also love the multi level aqueduct, kind of like the one that runs to the vatican!
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Re: Photo Album - no Google aerial screenshots
Also funnily enough this one has a rosebud castle in the center just like the Castel Sant'Angelo, which is the one next door to the vatican, affectionately referred to as Hadrian's mole!
Started life as a tomb, converted to castle in 1500ish although i do not know when the star was put around the fort but at this time they also made a corridor to the vatican that allowed the pope to retreat to the fort during the sack of Rome!
Started life as a tomb, converted to castle in 1500ish although i do not know when the star was put around the fort but at this time they also made a corridor to the vatican that allowed the pope to retreat to the fort during the sack of Rome!