Hendrik Willem Mesdag - Sunset with shrimp fishermen (ca. 1900s)
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San Nicola Arcella, Calabria, Italy
The history of San Nicola Arcella is a fascinating tapestry woven from threads of survival, adaptation, and transformation. From its origins as a refuge for the people of Lavinium fleeing malaria and invaders, to its evolution into a Byzantine stronghold named for St. Nicholas, the town's journey through time reflects the resilience of its inhabitants. The shift from 'San Nicola dei Greci' to 'San Nicola Arcella' during the Bourbon period signifies not just a change in name, but also a testament to the enduring spirit of a community that has stood firm against the tides of adversity and change. Today the influx of holidaymakers seeking a slice of paradise has spurred the development of modern residential areas, harmoniously blending the new with the old. This evolution not only preserves the town's rich heritage but also ensures its economic vitality.
Photos by Aaron Peterson and @massimobrenno_
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Amaldus Nielsen - Evening sea view from the fjord (1897)
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Playa del Bajoncillo, Roquetas de Mar
Antonio Íñigo, 22 de abril de 2024
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Tierra del Fuego desde Canal Beagle II, Argentina, 2022.
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