House of Attis at Glanum, Provence, France by SunriseGirl

Photography • Collage • posted on May 14, 2016

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I return to the photos I took at the archaeological site at Glanum in France last Septer (2015). I hope I am not boring everyone to tears. I found the place very interesting and beautifully peaceful.

Comments (12)

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Lucien_Lilippe

3:03PM | Sat, 14 May 2016

Et dire qu'il n'en apparaissait rien quand Van Gogh en croquait le valon

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Cyve

3:30PM | Sat, 14 May 2016

Et bien moi j'ignorais totalement l'existence de ce site fantastique...

Marvelous capture my friend and this place is absolutely fantastic !!!

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Hendesse

3:47PM | Sat, 14 May 2016

Again a superb shot, also the three little ones. I find such old ruins very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

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Faemike55

5:16PM | Sat, 14 May 2016

Bored? Never! I just wish our geography and history lessons in school were this cool.
beautiful capture and information

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wysiwig

5:38PM | Sat, 14 May 2016

I'm with Mike. This is fascinating. Most of the literature I've read concentrated on Rome and its wars. Its nice to learn about other parts of the empire.

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calico_jester

10:18PM | Sat, 14 May 2016

I expect that these were fine structures at one time

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Richardphotos

10:46PM | Sat, 14 May 2016

only thing boring for me is I can not afford to travel there. I enjoy seeing ruins and your quality captures

SunriseGirl

12:08AM | Sun, 15 May 2016

I sure understand how you feel. I cannot afford to travel to distant destinations either. I am fortunate to live within a couple of days drive to this area and we have camping gear. (saves a bundle in hotel costs) That is one thing I love about RR is the chance to travel from the armchair. Only one problem with it is we can only share the beautiful photos and our words...no media yet that I know of can give the presence of a place. For example this place really had a peaceful, quietness and an old and sort of sacred feel to it. But, that is something a person must experience for themselves to really feel.

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