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Hey i'm from germany, bavaria. What is a Bavarian donut??? Never heard of it so i'm really curious . Is it like a Berliner (we call it a Krapfen)? Like a filled donut with suger on top? Is it a blue and white donut??? What is it??? Halp q.q
Hello!
Oh!!! It's one of those donuts with some sort of custard or cream inside it! Usually I buy the chocolate ones ^^
And don't worry! You're good! uwu
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Ich bin wahnsinnig stolz auf meinen Freund und mich, weil wir gestern Sachen aussortiert haben und den "Frühjahrsputz" in unsrer gemeinsamen Wohnung durchgezogen haben, obwohl wir anfangs extrem unmotiviert waren. Es fühlt sich sehr gut an, wenn man sich etwas vornimmt und erledigt, auch wenn es manchmal etwas Überwindung kostet! ❤️
From 1526 onwards, Crete’s Venetian rulers constructed a total of 22 neoria (dockyard buildings) along the old harbor of Hania in order to consolidate their naval presence in the region. These structures, up to 50m in length, were built using irregularly shaped stones, and feature vaulted ceilings with pointed arches.
During the Axis occupation of World War II, these buildings housed torpedo-making facilities. After the war, they were used for storing grain. Only nine of the neoria are still standing, and most of them are being used by the Archaeological Service as storage facilities for excavated items.
The renovated building that is architecturally distinct from the others is the “Grand Arsenal,” constructed circa 1600, which today houses the Center of Mediterranean Architecture and hosts events and exhibitions.
One of my favorites of my dude's, Dhmos, fotos :D
Heraklion old port,night view,island of Crete ,Hellas.
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Neoria ,Venetian Arches.
Venetian signs (and turkish also) are visible almost all over Crete and Iraklion, the capital of the island could be no exception. Here you see a small part of the long Venetians walls, by the old port, where the shipyards were. "Iraklion town shares the turbulent history of Kriti, with occupation dating back to Minoan times. It was inhabited by Saracens, pirates and Arabs in the early days. In AD961 a Byzantine era began, until 1204 when Crete was sold to the Venetians. The Turks took over the flourishing city after a lengthy siege in 1669 and dominated until liberation in 1898. Crete unified with Greece in 1913, Iraklio suffered bombings in the world wars and played her part in the Battle of Crete in 1941. Becoming the capital in 1971, Iraklion town is now one of the most expensive capitals in Greece, and was a proud Olympic city in 2004. The beautiful harbour is notable for its fishing boats and fresh fish, surrounded by Venetian walls, fortress and Venetian Arsenal.
