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Published: 2017-03-04 14:37:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 1084; Favourites: 146; Downloads: 37
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Sehr gutes Foto! Was für einen Scanner benutzt du denn für deine Dias?
Auch dieses Foto weckt schönste Erinnerungen, auch wenn unser Besuch dort erst 10 Monate zurück liegt.
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Epson Perfection 4490 Photo. Der ist aber schon 10 Jahre alt. Denke da gibt es heute schon lange ein nachfolge Model (das nicht unbedingt besser sein muss).
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Ich habe noch aus den 80ern einige Dias. In der DDR war die Qualität da wesentlich besser als die Papierbilder. Aber wegen der geringen Anzahl lohnt der Kauf eines Scanners nicht.
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Da hast du recht. Deshalb habe ich diesen Scanner gekauft. Es ist ein Flachbett scanner mit einem Diaeinsatz und einer mobilen Durchlichtlampe im Deckel. Also ein Scanner für alles, ist sogar Fax fähig, wofür auch immer man das heute noch brauchen soll
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Klingt nach einem sehr vielseitigen Gerät, und das Ergebnis kann sich sehen lassen.
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Ja, besser als der spezielle Diascanner den ich davor hatte
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I have placed this in my newest folder: RICHARD HALLIBURTON'S WORLD.
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Thank you very much
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Thank you very much
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Thank you very much
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Could also say "Oh my Hera" because the Romans change it after conquered from the Greek from a Hera temple to a Neptune temple
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LOL. And they stole religion
and just renamed them
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Yes, the Romans where in their time what that the Americans are nowadays, took some pieces of other cultures here and there, mix it up and call the mix Roman culture
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Thank You very much
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trees blocking a bit, but as always, very nice picture, you must really enjoy traveling
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It seems too be inspired by the ancient Greece.
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It is a Greek temple. Paestum was built around 600 bc as Poseidonia by Greek colonist and 274 bc conquered by the Romans and from that one called Paestum. It stay a Roman city for more 700 years before become abandoned.
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Oh yes! Is the Temple of Hera and erroneously called Temple of Neptune!
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Yes, Paestum is a nearly complete ancient city
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I had the chance to visit some great sites of the Greek civilization
but only in Turkey for a school travel, it was a great experience !
I saw Ephesus, Hierapolis - Pammukkale, Aphrodysias and about
10 other sites more or less well-preserved. I will definitely return in Italy
some day, there are so much fantastic places to visit in this beautiful
country !
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I think I go there again for a holiday in the next years
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You know, I almost thought this was a Greek temple. But then again, the Romans borrowed their mythology so I guess it was justified.
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It is a Greek temple. Paestum was built around 600 bc as Poseidonia by Greek colonist and 274 bc conquered by the Romans.
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This is because it's a Greek temple, it belonged to the ancient greek city of Poseidonia.
Greeks had colonies all around the Mediterranean basin and some of them were located
in the south of Italy and in Sicily like Neapolis (Naples), Syracusae (Syracuse in Sicily),
Rhêghion (Reggio di Calabria) or Poseidonia (located on the site of Cappacio-Paestum).
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Thanks a bunch. Is Poseidonia called that because the citizens worship the god of the seas?
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I don't know the story of Poseidonia but Neptune is the roman name
for Poseidon, so I would say that it's obvious the citizens had
worshipping him and he was probably the protector of the city.
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Sounds good to me.
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