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Presented at the 18th Tokyo Motor Show in 1971, a recreational vehicle concept based on the first-generation TA22 Toyota Celica. The Toyota RV-1 had an extended, shooting brake-style roofline with gullwing-type openings on each side. It came with a matching camper-trailer whose top could be inverted for use as a dinghy.
Vermillion Flycatcher (Pyrocephalus obscurus), male, family Tyrannidae, order Passeriformes, Tucson, AZ, USA
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Frutillar, Los Lagos, Chile.
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Palatine Gate, a 1st century Ancient Roman gate to Julia Augusta Taurinorum.
Modern day Turin (Torino)
Dec. 2016
This is the Parish Church of Our Lady of the Light, in the Aldeia da Luz. Originally, the church of the Aldeia da Luz was built during the XV Century, in the exact place where, allegedly, the Virgin Mary appeared to a local sheppard. The original temple suffered some modifications during the XVI and XVIII Centuries.
In 2002, with the opening of the gates of the Alqueva Dam, the old medieval church was submerged, together with the rest of the village. The church that exists today is an almost exact replica of the old one - some elements (like the stonework or the frescos) were removed from the old church and reimplanted in the new one (bottom image).
But storks don’t seem to care if this is the original church or not – they simply made their nest on the bell tower, as they do in pretty much every other village, town or city in the Alentejo region.
This road (top image) used to lead to the old Aldeia da Luz, a small rural village (second image) that, back in 2001, had 363 inhabitants and 212 houses.
Between 1981 and 2002, the old village had its existence threatened by the construction of the Alqueva Dam, an infra-structure that was absolutely essential to provide the water supply to the entire region of the Alentejo; however, once the gates of the majestic dam where opened, the old Aldeia da Luz would inevitably be submerged by the waters of Europe's largest artificial lake (third image).
Before the opening of the gates, a new village was built (between 1998 and 2002), and the new Aldeia da Luz (fourth image) tried to be as similar as possible to the old one (fiith and six images). The new village built three kilometres away from the lost one.
19th November 2002 (seventh image) was the date when the population of the Aldeia da Luz was moved from the old village to the new one. The deceased ones had already been moved to a new cemetery. Before the waters engulfed the old village, most trees were cut off and many houses demolished (eight image). The death of the old village - a place where many had been born and where they had lived their entire lives - generated a collective trauma to the people of the Aldeia da Luz, who, till this very day, still long for the golden days of the old village (immortalized on a mural painting in the Luz's main square - ninth image).
Many believed the new village and its wonderful lagoon (bottom image) would bring tourism and prosperity to the population of the "Village of the Light", but the fact is that never really happened. There is a beautiful museum that is, essentially, a beautiful memorial to a lost place, but, when I visited it, I was the only tourist in the entire village at that moment. The old village is gone, but the new one may not last for many more decades, for its population is getting older and older, and the younger ones have moved to other places with better job opportunities.
Apparently, this is just a quiet village in the Alentejo, similar to any other village in the Alentejo. But this is not just another village in the Alentejo - this is the newest village not only in the entire Alentejo, but also in Portugal as a whole. This is the Aldeia da Luz ("Village of the Light" in English), named after the Church of Our Lady of Light, a temple built in the exact same place where, according to the local folklore, The Virgin Mary appeared to a sheppard.
The village that exists today was finished only in 2002, and replaced the old village - the old Aldeia da Luz -, engulfed by the waters after the construction of the Alqueva Dam.
A street in Pisa.
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“The faith in the categories of reason is the cause of nihilism. We have measured the value of the world according to categories that refer to a purely fictitious world.”
— Friedrich Nietzsche, On the Genealogy of Morality
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Polish Hussar half armor, 2nd half of the 17th century
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The Bugatti EB 18/3 Chiron Concept was designed at Italdesign under the direction of Fabrizio Giugiaro. Presented at the 1999 Frankfurt Motor Show, it had been commissioned by the Volkswagen Group as part of their relaunch of the Bugatti marque. Finished in classic French Racing Blue, the concept was powered by a 6.3-litre W18 engine. The design and the engine were passed over for the W16 Veyron hypercar that was introduced in 2005.
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