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DamaInNero — The Old Once
Published: 2013-09-25 13:46:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 355; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 1
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Argentiera was a small village that grew around a silver mine on the north-western Sardinian coastline. It had a very distinctive Far West feel until a couple of years ago: now most of it has been renovated, which turned it into a more mainstream touristic place, but some parts still retain their abandoned charm. This is one of the untouched original structures still standing in the place.Photo: Me
Here are a couple of pictures my son, *GothicNarcissus , took of the same place, one of which I helped shooting:
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I think this place appears in the film "My name is nobody" with Henri Fonda and Terence Hill.
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It definitely might! Many of those spaghetti western movies were shot in Sardinia, its landscapes fit the genre quite well!
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The dilapidated houses on a precipice suggest an early industrial use.
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Reminds me of the Old Gold mining dwellings in the US
Very interesting.
Thanks for sharing.
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Before it was renovated, it looked even more like a US frontier mining village, there was even a saloon-looking bar! But fortunately, not all of the magic was lost when they renovated it.
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This is so sad..............
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