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Old Greek mural, depicting Valyria Constantinople being guarded by a Seraphim and two dragons. The mural can be found in Poulko’s Mansion, in Siátista, Greece. It was created around 1752-1759 and is believed to have been inspired by an older copper engraving which is in the monasteries of Mount Athos.
Photos by Stefanos Pasvantis.
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Photos taken in Nea Potídea, Chalcidice, by Sarakatsanos Ioannis.
Chalcidice, Greece by savvastan on Instagram.
Orange beach, Sarti, Chalcidice, Greece by martynkli on Instagram.
Kavourótrypes beach, Sithonia, Greece by Kafetsis A. Fotis.
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Vurvurú, Chalcidice, Greece || George Papanas Photography
Vourvouroú Beach, Chalcidice, Greece by photographer Perikles Merakos.
Huge solar storm causes Aurora borealis to appear farther into the south! For the first time ever it reached as south as countries like Slovakia, Northern Italy, Bulgaria aaaaand Northern Greece 😁😁😁
It has so far reportedly appeared in Serres, Thessaloniki and Chalcidice, a couple of photos below, obviously neither is mine, no Aurora where I am 😢 Also hoping photographers are on their way for some professional / artistic photos, hopefully I find some in the next days!
*Red colour in Aurora borealis signifies low oxygen in high altitudes and a particularly intense solar storm.
Lang!Fact: Aurora borealis in Greek is Βόρειο Σέλας (vório sélas)
