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Questa immagine è del tetto di Waddesdon Manor nel Buckinghamshire, Inghilterra. È la casa dei Rothschild e di molti degli edifici che possiedono/fondati/rubati, hanno ancora questa tecnologia di sfruttamento energetico presente...
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Colonel Alexandra Kudasheva was a Russian soldier and sportswoman who lived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. She was famed for her endurance horse riding skills and for commanding one of the first mixed-sex military units.
Born around 1875, she was a daughter of a soldier in the Orenburg Cossack Host, and although details of her childhood are uncorroborated it seems she was raised among Cossack soldiers
In 1910, once her children had left home, Kudasheva decided to ride solo across Eurasia from Harbin, China to St Petersburg in order to demonstrate the physical prowess of a female Cossack. She set out on the 8000 mile journey in May 1910, equipped with only her traditional Cossack uniform and weapons, and what she could carry in her saddlebags. In 1913-4 she undertook a second cross-continental ride from Vladivostok to St Petersburg, for which she rode the Tsar’s personal horse. She published a diary about her experiences as well as writing poetry.
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Born around 1875, she was a daughter of a soldier in the Orenburg Cossack Host, and although details of her childhood are uncorroborated it seems she was raised among Cossack soldiers
In 1910, once her children had left home, Kudasheva decided to ride solo across Eurasia from Harbin, China to St Petersburg in order to demonstrate the physical prowess of a female Cossack. She set out on the 8000 mile journey in May 1910, equipped with only her traditional Cossack uniform and weapons, and what she could carry in her saddlebags. In 1913-4 she undertook a second cross-continental ride from Vladivostok to St Petersburg, for which she rode the Tsar’s personal horse. She published a diary about her experiences as well as writing poetry.
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With the outbreak of World War I in 1914, Kudasheva enlisted in her husband’s old regiment as a volunteer and fought alongside them in East Prussia. Her bravery earned her a promotion to lieutenant and the Order of St. George medal, the highest military decoration. By 1915, she had risen to command the 600-strong light cavalry regiment, which was notable for containing women troopers and officers among its ranks.
In 1917 Kudasheva was travelling incognito through Central Asia, possibly on an espionage mission, after which records of her cease.
She may have been the Alexandra Gerasimova Kudachev who was executed by the Cheka in 1921 in what is now Kazakhstan.
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In 1917 Kudasheva was travelling incognito through Central Asia, possibly on an espionage mission, after which records of her cease.
She may have been the Alexandra Gerasimova Kudachev who was executed by the Cheka in 1921 in what is now Kazakhstan.
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🇮🇹 Questo insolito masso si trova nello stato del Wyoming (USA) e, nella ristretta cerchia degli "iniziati" (tra gli scalatori), questo posto è piuttosto famoso: qui si trova uno dei percorsi estremi per raggiungere la parete dei Diedri. Tradotto suona più o meno come "blocco che cade" o "cubo".
Ci sono poche informazioni su di lui. Ma ciò che si vede nel video è sorprendente: le dimensioni enormi: l'altezza del blocco è di circa 23 metri, due facce piuttosto piatte sono disposte a un angolo di quasi 90 gradi e strane scanalature parallele indicano tracce di lavorazione meccanica.
🇦🇺 This unusual boulder is located in the state of Wyoming (USA) and, in the small circle of the 'initiated' (among climbers), this place is quite famous: here is one of the extreme routes to reach the Diedri wall. Translated, it sounds more or less like 'falling block' or 'cube'.
There is little information about it. But what can be seen in the video is astonishing: the enormous size: the height of the block is about 23 metres, two rather flat faces are arranged at an angle of almost 90 degrees, and strange parallel grooves indicate traces of machining.
🇧🇷 Essa rocha incomum está localizada no estado de Wyoming (EUA) e, no pequeno círculo dos "iniciados" (entre os escaladores), esse lugar é bastante famoso: aqui está uma das rotas extremas para alcançar a parede Diedri. Traduzido, soa mais ou menos como "bloco em queda" ou "cubo".
Há poucas informações sobre ela. Mas o que pode ser visto no vídeo é surpreendente: o tamanho é enorme: a altura do bloco é de cerca de 23 metros, duas faces bastante planas estão dispostas em um ângulo de quase 90 graus, e estranhas ranhuras paralelas indicam traços de usinagem.
🇫🇷 Ce bloc inhabituel se trouve dans l'État du Wyoming (États-Unis) et, dans le petit cercle des "initiés" (parmi les grimpeurs), cet endroit est assez célèbre : il s'agit de l'une des voies extrêmes permettant d'atteindre le mur Diedri. Traduit en anglais, ce nom ressemble plus ou moins à "falling block" ou "cube".
Il existe peu d'informations à ce sujet. Mais ce que l'on peut voir dans la vidéo est étonnant : la taille énorme : la hauteur du bloc est d'environ 23 mètres, deux faces plutôt plates sont disposées à un angle de près de 90 degrés, et d'étranges rainures parallèles indiquent des traces d'usinage.
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Ci sono poche informazioni su di lui. Ma ciò che si vede nel video è sorprendente: le dimensioni enormi: l'altezza del blocco è di circa 23 metri, due facce piuttosto piatte sono disposte a un angolo di quasi 90 gradi e strane scanalature parallele indicano tracce di lavorazione meccanica.
🇦🇺 This unusual boulder is located in the state of Wyoming (USA) and, in the small circle of the 'initiated' (among climbers), this place is quite famous: here is one of the extreme routes to reach the Diedri wall. Translated, it sounds more or less like 'falling block' or 'cube'.
There is little information about it. But what can be seen in the video is astonishing: the enormous size: the height of the block is about 23 metres, two rather flat faces are arranged at an angle of almost 90 degrees, and strange parallel grooves indicate traces of machining.
🇧🇷 Essa rocha incomum está localizada no estado de Wyoming (EUA) e, no pequeno círculo dos "iniciados" (entre os escaladores), esse lugar é bastante famoso: aqui está uma das rotas extremas para alcançar a parede Diedri. Traduzido, soa mais ou menos como "bloco em queda" ou "cubo".
Há poucas informações sobre ela. Mas o que pode ser visto no vídeo é surpreendente: o tamanho é enorme: a altura do bloco é de cerca de 23 metros, duas faces bastante planas estão dispostas em um ângulo de quase 90 graus, e estranhas ranhuras paralelas indicam traços de usinagem.
🇫🇷 Ce bloc inhabituel se trouve dans l'État du Wyoming (États-Unis) et, dans le petit cercle des "initiés" (parmi les grimpeurs), cet endroit est assez célèbre : il s'agit de l'une des voies extrêmes permettant d'atteindre le mur Diedri. Traduit en anglais, ce nom ressemble plus ou moins à "falling block" ou "cube".
Il existe peu d'informations à ce sujet. Mais ce que l'on peut voir dans la vidéo est étonnant : la taille énorme : la hauteur du bloc est d'environ 23 mètres, deux faces plutôt plates sont disposées à un angle de près de 90 degrés, et d'étranges rainures parallèles indiquent des traces d'usinage.
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🇬🇧 More petrified giant tree stumps all over the world
There are hundreds located, and on this recently created website they are geolocated on an interactive map where the photos of each of them are attached.
https://petrifiedtree.github.io/my-website/
Wherever you are, you probably have one not far away. Check it out on the map.
If you know of one that is not yet on the map, you can send the location by e-mail and it will be added.
kehomieli@proton.me
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There are hundreds located, and on this recently created website they are geolocated on an interactive map where the photos of each of them are attached.
https://petrifiedtree.github.io/my-website/
Wherever you are, you probably have one not far away. Check it out on the map.
If you know of one that is not yet on the map, you can send the location by e-mail and it will be added.
kehomieli@proton.me
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👉🏻 +video 2
👉🏻 +video 3
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🇬🇧 Ancient trees were buried under the sand
In Hungary, 13 to 26 inches (4 to 8 m) stumps were found at the bottom of an open sand pit.
See the source link (you can translate it from Russian).
https://chispa1707.livejournal.com/2102493.html
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In Hungary, 13 to 26 inches (4 to 8 m) stumps were found at the bottom of an open sand pit.
See the source link (you can translate it from Russian).
https://chispa1707.livejournal.com/2102493.html
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🇬🇧 Forgotten cities on water: Did Venice, Hamburg and Co. exist before the flood?
Could it be that cities like Venice, Hamburg, and Amsterdam weren't built on nothing but mud and water, but rather arose in places that once looked completely different? Perhaps these cities existed thousands of years ago—before a massive flood or natural disaster submerged them.
These cities may have been located in arid regions in the past, with stable soil and prosperous civilizations. Perhaps highly developed cultures existed here, whose architecture and urban planning still remain a mystery to us today. A massive, sudden flood—a mudslide sweeping everything away—may have transformed the landscape into an inhospitable, water-rich region. The people who survived had to adapt their homes and ways of life to the new, wet conditions.
Venice, standing on stilts, could thus be the result of a civilizational rebirth after a massive flood submerged the original city. Perhaps it was once a thriving metropolis that disappeared under a mysterious tide, only to be rebuilt in a new form by the surviving people on the old ruins.
Hamburg could have been like a lost city that lost its original shape after a catastrophe and reoriented itself according to the waters of the Alster and Elbe.
And in Amsterdam, where the houses stand on stilts in the water, the original city may also have been affected by a major natural event. The canals may be relics of a time when the area was still dry land, before a catastrophic flood changed the terrain forever.
So could it be that these cities were not simply built on water, but on the ruins of ancient civilizations destroyed by unimaginable natural disasters?
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Could it be that cities like Venice, Hamburg, and Amsterdam weren't built on nothing but mud and water, but rather arose in places that once looked completely different? Perhaps these cities existed thousands of years ago—before a massive flood or natural disaster submerged them.
These cities may have been located in arid regions in the past, with stable soil and prosperous civilizations. Perhaps highly developed cultures existed here, whose architecture and urban planning still remain a mystery to us today. A massive, sudden flood—a mudslide sweeping everything away—may have transformed the landscape into an inhospitable, water-rich region. The people who survived had to adapt their homes and ways of life to the new, wet conditions.
Venice, standing on stilts, could thus be the result of a civilizational rebirth after a massive flood submerged the original city. Perhaps it was once a thriving metropolis that disappeared under a mysterious tide, only to be rebuilt in a new form by the surviving people on the old ruins.
Hamburg could have been like a lost city that lost its original shape after a catastrophe and reoriented itself according to the waters of the Alster and Elbe.
And in Amsterdam, where the houses stand on stilts in the water, the original city may also have been affected by a major natural event. The canals may be relics of a time when the area was still dry land, before a catastrophic flood changed the terrain forever.
So could it be that these cities were not simply built on water, but on the ruins of ancient civilizations destroyed by unimaginable natural disasters?
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🇬🇧 Don't be a pawn
In chess, black and white pieces are bitter enemies...
But those who move the pieces are usually good friends.
Do you comprehend?
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In chess, black and white pieces are bitter enemies...
But those who move the pieces are usually good friends.
Do you comprehend?
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🇮🇹 Amo la natura. In una tasca ho il mare e nell’altra un fiume, il prato nello zaino e la montagna nel marsupio. Nel cappello, l’aria limpida e selvaggia delle foreste.
(Fabrizio Caramagna)
Buongiorno anime belle 🌿
🇦🇺 I love nature. In one pocket I have the sea and in the other a river, the meadow in my backpack and the mountain in my fanny pack. In my hat, the clear, wild air of the forests.
(Fabrizio Caramagna)
Good morning beautiful souls 🌿
🇧🇷 Eu amo a natureza. Em um bolso tenho o mar e no outro um rio, o prado em minha mochila e a montanha em minha pochete. Em meu chapéu, o ar puro e selvagem das florestas.
(Fabrizio Caramagna)
Bom dia, belas almas 🌿
🇫🇷 J'aime la nature. Dans une poche, j'ai la mer et dans l'autre une rivière, la prairie dans mon sac à dos et la montagne dans mon sac banane. Dans mon chapeau, l'air clair et sauvage des forêts.
(Fabrizio Caramagna)
Bonjour belles âmes 🌿
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Buongiorno anime belle 🌿
🇦🇺 I love nature. In one pocket I have the sea and in the other a river, the meadow in my backpack and the mountain in my fanny pack. In my hat, the clear, wild air of the forests.
(Fabrizio Caramagna)
Good morning beautiful souls 🌿
🇧🇷 Eu amo a natureza. Em um bolso tenho o mar e no outro um rio, o prado em minha mochila e a montanha em minha pochete. Em meu chapéu, o ar puro e selvagem das florestas.
(Fabrizio Caramagna)
Bom dia, belas almas 🌿
🇫🇷 J'aime la nature. Dans une poche, j'ai la mer et dans l'autre une rivière, la prairie dans mon sac à dos et la montagne dans mon sac banane. Dans mon chapeau, l'air clair et sauvage des forêts.
(Fabrizio Caramagna)
Bonjour belles âmes 🌿
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