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Die schöne Kapelle St. Urban bei uns am Sonnenhof neben dem Landhaus mit Blick auf das @sdoerfle und Einöd. 🥰 Wer war hier schon? #sturbankapelle #kapellesturban #Kapelle #sturban #urban #einöd #Aspach #Kleinaspach #Weinberge #sdörfle #sonnenhof #alpakas #Ponys #esel #Ziegen #Schafe https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckyk4w5K4wF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Vom Bänkle an der St. Urban Kapelle aus kann man so einiges an Aussicht genießen. Das wunderschöne @sdoerfle, das Landhaus, Einöd, die Weinberge und hier und da unsere Alpakas, Ponys, Schafe und Esel. Wer saß hier denn schon? Wir wünschen euch einen schönen Sonntag! 🌞 #sturbankapelle #sturban #Kapelle #bänkle #bank #Landhaus #sdörfle #Einöd #Weinberge #aussicht #seelebaumelnlassen #Pony #Ponys #Schafe #Schaf #Esel #Ziegen #Tiere #Aplakas #Sonntag #Sonntagsbild #einfach einmalig https://www.instagram.com/p/CgYsc6FqCge/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Walk in Central Park #sturban #centralpark #bridges #spring #manhattan #newyork #nyc #newyorkcity #what_i_saw_in_nyc #nyc photography #urbanandcity #i_capturenyc #ig_nycity #mysecretnyc #just_newyork #online_newyork #nycityworld #fx_hdr #loves_nyc #nycphotography #nycprimeshot #ny #newyorkarchitecture The St. Urban, built on #centralparkwest West in the 1900s, became a #landmark in the area’s Historic District. Designed by Robert T. Lyons and completed in 1906, the St. Urban is made distinctive by its high mansard roof and round corner tower, culminating in a dome and story-high lantern of copper. The elaborate copper dormers, trimmed by equally elaborate copper cresting, are framed by the sloping mansard roof. The St. Urban is a splendid anachronism, an irreplaceable and elegant receptacle of large and gracious apartments. Its #beauxarts design is representative of the many important structures of its time (at Central Park, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMuKUHyg9Wr/?igshid=bmmx6bfec6nb
St. Urban of Langres
Urban was bishop of the Gaulish town of Langres during a time of political upheaval. At one point, he fell afoul of the local dux, an unpleasant man by the name of Junius Medellius. Rather than flee into the countryside, Urban found support from a patron of his named Maceratius who owned a vineyard, and he was able to hide among the vines. He stayed there for months, and his presence there was an open secret in Langres: a steady stream of visitors threatened to reveal his position to Medellius' thugs.
In fact, on one sunny morning in 382, some soldiers had been tracking the movements of Urban's followers, and they narrowed his position down to a specific row of vines. By the time they had decided to apprehend him, a wind picked up and would not subside. By the time the soldiers took a few steps, raindrops were falling on their heads; and they could not get close to Urban before a massive hailstorm arrived, denting their armor and sending them back to camp. So it was that Urban survived his own storm, coming out of hiding and eventually becoming the patron saint of wine in France.
Naturally, the harvest of 382 yielded a rich and flavorful crop of the local Allobrogica grape, and Urban's friend Maceratius gained a great following for his wine. It is said that a small barrel of the wine entered the cellars of the future Papal enclave of Avignon, resting there for over nine hundred years until the confusing time known as the Babylonian Captivity. When the so-called Anti-Popes resided in Avignon, it became a tradition during the time between their reigns to dress the barrel in a cassock and a mitre, consulting it on minor questions before the next Anti-Pope could be elected. The final Anti-Pope, the self-styled Benedict XIV, was so exhilarated with his own election that he drank the thick, sludgy wine from the barrel itself. Over the course of the next few weeks, he turned into a statue, and he was not so much arrested as simply carted away and placed in the collection at the castle of Foix.
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