Picture Thread

[bongo]

Originally posted by Nikolai


The Turks stored explosives there. The Venetians(I think, at least some westerners) decided to bomb that part of town.

Then the türks are to blame. Using a building for war-purposes makes it a target, no matter how "sacred" or valuable it is.

(I suspect neither part cared much about the temple anyway)

[Nikolai]

Originally posted by Ecthy
Nik, that last pic is awesome. I love mediterranean cities and their old towns.

Yeah, that view was great.

[Nikolai]

Originally posted by bongo

Hm, I thought the türks were responsible for that one? Oh well, might have to read up on my modern greek history

The Turks stored explosives there. The Venetians(I think, at least some westerners) decided to bomb that part of town.

[Ecthy]

Nik, that last pic is awesome. I love mediterranean cities and their old towns.

[bongo]

Originally posted by Nikolai
Me and the Big Temple to rule them all. Too bad it got blown pretty bad up by us westerners back in the days.

Hm, I thought the türks were responsible for that one? Oh well, might have to read up on my modern greek history

[Nikolai]

This pic showing Nafplion reminds me of Caesar III.

[Nikolai]

The Lion Gate, the oldest gate in Europe, made 3000 years ago by the first European civ ever. Mighty impressive stuff!

[Nikolai]

The Olympia Stadium. I had to go a bit too near because of some silly bus which decided to park right in front of it just as I were to press the camera button.

[Nikolai]

Me and the Big Temple to rule them all. Too bad it got blown pretty bad up by us westerners back in the days.

[Nikolai]

Some of the scenery on Acropolis. I have no idea what happened to the colours.

[Nikolai]

Mighty impressive stuff you can find on Acropolis. I was just as amazed this time as I were in '99 when I was there last time.

[Nikolai]

The entrance:

[Nikolai]

Looking out from right beneath the Acropolis:

[Nikolai]

And now: Over to what I promised you. We start with the scenery. This is from below the Acropolis:

[Agathon]

Originally posted by Nikolai
That's not a computer. It's a mac.

That's right. It doesn't break down or get viruses like a normal computer.

And how many people have valve amplification for their computer audio?