Towarzystwo Ochrony Najstarszych Drzew w Polsce / Polish Society for the Protection of Ancient Trees
sobota, 16 maja 2015
piątek, 15 maja 2015
czwartek, 14 maja 2015
środa, 13 maja 2015
"Lieux de mémoire are simple and ambiguous, natural and artificial, at once immediately available in concrete and sensual experience and susceptible to the most abstract elaboration. Indeed they are lieux in three senses of the word - material, symbolic, and functional. Even an apparently purely material site, like [a garbage dump], becomes a lieu de mémoire only if the imagination invests it with a symbolic aura" (Pierre Nora, Between Memory an History: Les Lieux de Mémoire)
wtorek, 12 maja 2015
Outer Sanctum - Inner Sanctum - Guardian
Etykiety:
Biały Flins,
Biały Kwarc,
Dolycoris baccarum,
Flins / Biały Flins / Weisse Flins,
Flins / Kwarc,
kaczka / duck,
plusknia jagodziak,
pluskwiak
poniedziałek, 11 maja 2015
piątek, 8 maja 2015
czwartek, 7 maja 2015
środa, 6 maja 2015
wtorek, 5 maja 2015
niedziela, 3 maja 2015
This Olive Tree at Plaça de Cort, Palma de Mallorca, Is Estimated to Be 800 Years Old. It Was Replanted (!) Here in 1999
"If, wandering around Palma, you've found yourself in the small, quaint square by the town hall, the Plaza de Cort, you can't failed to have noticed the giant old olive tree which dominates one corner of it. Judging by its gnarled old trunk, some 7 metres in diameter and its height of over 6 metres, you'd think it had been there forever – but it hasn't!
The tree lived in a finca, Pedruixella Petit, in the Pollensa area of the Sierra Tramuntana for five or six hundred years before it was dug up and transplanted in Palma in 1999, when it weighed 3.4 tonnes. It was chosen to be a symbol of peace and attachment to the island because of its age and that fact that Mallorca is typified by its thousands of Olive trees which grow island wide.
Despite being transplanted the tree (Olea europaea var. Europaea) still produces fruit every year and is nearly always surrounded by tourists taking snapshots. It's now known as the Cort Olive – Cort is the Catalan word for Court, as the city court or council, sat in square in olden times – and is protected by law!"
Porto Cristo, Mallorca: The best things in life begin when you meet the guy Omar. He's from Morocco and he's the kind of guy who can't stop laughing all day, if you know what I mean. Well, we couldn't stop laughing for a long time after we'd met him, so much so that we missed the last bus by two hours and had to take a taxi, which cost us you can guess what since it was night tariff and we were at the far end of the island from "home". Still, on our way, in Manacor, we stopped and got what we agreed was the best pizza ever - thin, crisp, with lots of Mallorcan chorizo, oregano and olive oil, and a bottle of cold white wine to wash it down with. Plus the cabbie played nothing but the Rolling Stones throughout the drive. Can't ask for more really
sobota, 2 maja 2015
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