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Templo of Apollo, Ortigia Island (SYracusa)
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Templo of Apollo, Ortigia Island (Siracusa?
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Unexpected!! Rainy day in Syracusa
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The streets of Ortigia
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Il Duomo,Ortigia Island (Siracusa), Sicily. Once a Greek Temple (530BC), now a major Catholic cathedral
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Piazza del Duomo,Ortigia Island (Siracusa), Sicily. Once a Greek Temple (530BC), now a major Catholic cathedral
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Il Duomo,Ortigia Island (Siracusa), Sicily. Once a Greek Temple (530BC), now a major Catholic cathedral
Leo Kerner:
Il Duomo,Ortigia Island (Siracusa), Sicily. Once a Greek Temple (530BC), now a major Catholic cathedral
Leo Kerner:
Il Duomo,Ortigia Island (Siracusa), Sicily. Once a Greek Temple (530BC), now a major Catholic cathedral
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IPiazza del Duomo,Ortigia Island (Siracusa), Sicily. Once a Greek Temple (530BC), now a major Catholic cathedral
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Il Duomo,Ortigia Island (Siracusa), Sicily. Once a Greek Temple (530BC), now a major Catholic cathedral
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Ortigia, Syracusa
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Wondering in the picturesque narrow streets of Ortigia
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Wondering in the picturesque narrow streets of Ortigia
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Wondering in the picturesque narrow streets of Ortigia
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Wondering in the picturesque narrow streets of Ortigia
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Wondering in the picturesque narrow streets of Ortigia
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Wondering in the picturesque narrow streets of Ortigia
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Wondering in the picturesque narrow streets of Ortigia
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Wondering in the picturesque narrow streets of Ortigia
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Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale. It might have belonged to a Roman Emperor, on account of its luxury. Hot baths, many rooms, wonderfully preserved mosaics. It was buried in mud for centuries, which would have contributed to its great state of preservation
Leo Kerner:
Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale. It might have belonged to a Roman Emperor, on account of its luxury. Hot baths, many rooms, wonderfully preserved mosaics. It was buried in mud for centuries, which would have contributed to its great state of preservation
Leo Kerner:
Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale. It might have belonged to a Roman Emperor, on account of its luxury. Hot baths, many rooms, wonderfully preserved mosaics. It was buried in mud for centuries, which would have contributed to its great state of preservation
Leo Kerner:
Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale. It might have belonged to a Roman Emperor, on account of its luxury. Hot baths, many rooms, wonderfully preserved mosaics. It was buried in mud for centuries, which would have contributed to its great state of preservation
Leo Kerner:
Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale. It might have belonged to a Roman Emperor, on account of its luxury. Hot baths, many rooms, wonderfully preserved mosaics. It was buried in mud for centuries, which would have contributed to its great state of preservation
Leo Kerner:
Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale. It might have belonged to a Roman Emperor, on account of its luxury. Hot baths, many rooms, wonderfully preserved mosaics. It was buried in mud for centuries, which would have contributed to its great state of preservation
Leo Kerner:
Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale. It might have belonged to a Roman Emperor, on account of its luxury. Hot baths, many rooms, wonderfully preserved mosaics. It was buried in mud for centuries, which would have contributed to its great state of preservation
Leo Kerner:
Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale. It might have belonged to a Roman Emperor, on account of its luxury. Hot baths, many rooms, wonderfully preserved mosaics. It was buried in mud for centuries, which would have contributed to its great state of preservation
Leo Kerner:
Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale. It might have belonged to a Roman Emperor, on account of its luxury. Hot baths, many rooms, wonderfully preserved mosaics. It was buried in mud for centuries, which would have contributed to its great state of preservation
